Hans Humes, president of Greylock Capital Management talks with Bloomberg TV’s Margaret Brennan about a halt in the talks between Greece and its creditors after negotiations in Athens failed to yield an agreement.

“You could say there’s a bit of an impasse right now,” Humes said. “I think the issue at hand now is, the creditors have really given a lot of ground. … The sticking point is coming down to what the interest rate would actually be on the new bond, and then some of the structural elements.”

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