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Added: 05/05/2021
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Our newsletters provide updates on recent activities relating to the transition away from the London Interbank Offered Rate (LIBOR) and other Interbank Offered Rates (IBORs). Each month we highlight key topics and developments.
September 2021
For the latest developments on the IBOR Transition and a closer look at ‘Tough Legacy’.
August 2021
For the latest developments on the IBOR Transition and a closer look at term risk free rates update.
July 2021
For the latest developments on the IBOR Transition and a closer look at Synthetic LIBOR.
June 2021
For the latest developments on the IBOR Transition and a closer look at Tough Legacy.
May 2021
For the latest developments on the IBOR Transition and a closer look at EURIBOR.
April 2021
For the latest developments on the IBOR Transition and a closer look at term risk free rates.
March 2021
For the latest developments on the IBOR Transition and a closer look at help for sterling syndicated loans.
January 2021
For the latest developments on the IBOR Transition and a closer look at open consultations.
November 2020
For the latest developments on the IBOR Transition and a closer look at the ISDA fallbacks supplement and protocol.
October 2020
For the latest developments on the IBOR Transition and a closer look at transitioning loans with interest rate floors.
September 2020
For the latest developments on the IBOR Transition and a closer look at transition timeline.
August 2020
For the latest developments on the IBOR Transition and a closer look at how LIBOR will end, the risks to contracts and credit adjustment spreads.
July 2020
For the latest developments on the IBOR Transition and a closer look at ‘tough legacy’ and UK legislation.
June 2020
For the latest developments on the IBOR Transition and a closer look at IBOR transition in CHF, JPY and EUR.
May 2020
For the latest developments on the IBOR Transition and a closer look at COVID 19 delays, the story so far.
April 2020
For the latest developments on the IBOR Transition and a closer look at Secured Overnight Financing Rate (SOFR).
March 2020
For the latest developments on the IBOR Transition and a closer look at Sterling Overnight Index Average (SONIA).
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