The Great Migration Away From LIBOR
LIBOR, “the world’s most important number”, is likely to cease after 2021. This presents significant—but hopefully surmountable—challenges. We discuss the LIBOR problem, timeline and potential…
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SOFR Tools: Averages and Indices
We’d be the first to acknowledge that transitioning from LIBOR to SOFR is hard. But LIBOR will end and we must prepare. Recognizing that, the…
LIBOR Transition: Spread Adjustments
So now everyone knows what SOFR (and Treasury repo) is!
LIBOR Fallbacks: The Deep Dive
On April 25, 2019, the Alternative Reference Rates Committee (“ARRC”) released its recommended LIBOR fallback language for syndicated loans and floating rate notes. While the…
Leaving LIBOR: ARRC Recommendations for Syndicated Loan Fallback Language Presentation
No one can be surprised that LIBOR may be going away – and everyone should be making preparations because LIBOR cessation could disrupt $200 trillion of U.S. dollar…
Leaving LIBOR: Two Steps Forward
The past week has been big. After 10 months of work, the Alternative Reference Rate Committee (“ARRC”) released its recommended LIBOR fallback language for syndicated…
LIBOR Fallback For U.S. Syndicated Loans FAQs
The LSTA is a member of the Alternative Reference Rates Committee (“ARRC”), the U.S. body charged with the transition from LIBOR to a successor rate.…
ARRC’s LIBOR Fallback Language
Alternative Reference Rates Committee (“ARRC”) released its recommended LIBOR fallback language for U.S. dollar business loans and FRNs. The LSTA, as co-chair of the ARRC…
SOFR: Got Vol? Maybe Less Than You Think
As most readers know, LIBOR is likely to go away after the end of 2021, and SOFR – the secured overnight financing rate – is…
LIBOR Fallbacks: The Bilateral Loans Consultation
Over the course of 2018, the transition away from LIBOR has dominated the thoughts of many financial market participants – a fact that is unlikely…
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