Ten Facts about LIBOR Transition
Ten Quick Facts About LIBOR: The Problem and the Potential Solution
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CLOs & LIBOR: Hardwired Fallbacks Appear
According to LCD, and illustrated in the COW, there have been at least 145 U.S. CLOs issued thus far in 2019. That represents 145 opportunities…
FASB: More LIBOR Relief
The Financial Accounting Standards Board has agreed to issue additional LIBOR transition relief, providing the loan market assurance that the accounting body will address the…
LIBOR: The SEC Speaks
A number of global regulators have been warning institutions that i) LIBOR is ceasing, ii) transition plans are critical and iii) it’s (past) time to…
LIBOR FAQs
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…
LIBOR Fallbacks: Are Loans and CLOs Aligned?
There are $1.2 trillion of institutional loans outstanding, and nearly $700 billion are housed in CLOs. When the reference rate of loans and CLOs are…
Issues Spotting: Accounting & LIBOR
This article provides an overview of the accounting issues associated with Libor transition. Each section discusses a problem and its proposed solution. The LSTA will…
LIBOR Lowdown – Developments in Benchmark Replacement (May 2019)
Presented by Kam Mahil, Director – Legal at LMA and Tess Virmani, Associate General Counsel & SVP, Public Policy at LSTA at the LSTA/LMA Joint…
Leaving LIBOR: A Business Case Roundtable
This presentation was done at a recent LIBOR Roundtable co-hosted with Cadwalader, we discussed six steps to leaving your LIBOR.
Desperately Seeking SOFR (Charts)
In a recent LIBOR Roundtable co-hosted with Cadwalader, we discussed six steps to leaving your LIBOR. Step 3 is “Know Your Potential Replacement Rates”. The…
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