The 2020 roadmap. What are the key legal challenges and legal pitfalls that corporate treasurers need to be aware of? How can legal advisers help? And what are the practical steps that corporates can take?
Focusing on the commercial banks What does transition mean for them in practice? And what are the banks doing to assist corporate treasurers with the process of preparing for LIBOR transition?
This Briefing Note has been drafted with extensive input from the members of the RFR Corporate Forum and is structured as a checklist to assist corporate treasurers as they develop project plans for managing the transition.
This joint ACT and LMA Guide is intended to provide an overview of developments and key issues with respect to the proposed transition away from LIBOR benchmarks
The forward-looking term structure of LIBOR drives a number of the features of the syndicated lending market which provides key flexibility to borrowers. This also creates complexity in terms of any move to an overnight RFR.
The transition from Libor to an alternative reference rate will bring a hefty workload for corporate treasurers. Moreover, awareness of the task ahead is low.
The transition from LIBOR to risk-free rates will affect many products. If you've avoided the subject so far, writes Sarah Boyce, it may be time to take your head out of the sand.
This Guide published by the ACT and LMA is intended to provide an overview of developments and key issues with respect to the proposed transition away from LIBOR benchmarks.