UK LIBOR: Regulators Speak, Industry Strategizes
“The intention is that sterling LIBOR will cease to exist after the end of 2021. No firm should plan otherwise.”
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The Borrower’s Argument for Hardwired Fallbacks
According to recent research by Fitch, borrowers should have a compelling appetite for “hardwired” LIBOR fallbacks. The downside risk of the amendment fallback – ending…
SOFR and Loans: What’s on Deck for 2020
As of January 7, 2020, there are 724 days until the potential end of LIBOR. Will the syndicated loan market be ready?
LIBOR: The Future of Forward Looking Term SOFR
The syndicated loan market would really like an IOSCO-compliant Forward Looking Term SOFR to develop. If such a rate developed, it would solve several problems…
3Q20: No More Stg LIBOR Loans?!
Readers may be forgiven for having thought that the deadline to switch away from LIBOR was December 31, 2021. In fact, for some jurisdictions, it…
LIBOR: Soup to Nuts in 30 Minutes
On Thursday, some 600 members attended the LSTA’s “The End of LIBOR: The Big Picture” webcast, a reference presentation intended help folks quickly come up…
The End of LIBOR: Understanding the Big Picture Presentation
LIBOR is very likely to end shortly after the end of 2021. But why is it ending, what will replace it…and what should loan market…
The Great Migration Away From LIBOR
The LSTA is very engaged in LIBOR transition, including participating in the Alternative Reference Rates Committee (ARRC), co-chairing the ARRC Business Loans Working Group and…
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…
Brave New World: Operationalizing SOFR!
At this point, most lenders know that LIBOR is likely to cease shortly after the end of 2021 and the Secured Overnight Funding Rate (“SOFR”)…
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