The IBOR Transition Digest is a periodic compendium of global regulatory and market developments and insights on the complex issues confronting financial market participants as they continue to transition from LIBOR and its variants to replacement benchmark interest rates. As the market moves to the next phase of IBOR transition, it is critical to have access to comprehensive and timely resources about the market.
THOUGHT LEADERSHIP
A Deeper Dive Into the US Adjustable
Interest Rate (LIBOR) Act
Legal Update, 4 April 2022
A more detailed to examination of the LIBOR Act's coverage,
requirements and protections, as well as an example of its
practical application.
United States - Syndicated and Bilateral
Loans
SOFR Amendments
Loan Syndications & Trading Association, 31 March
2022
LSTA has published a suite of amendment forms to assist in
documenting the transition of loan interest rates from LIBOR to
replacement rates.
United States - General
2022 Examination
Priorities
Securities and Exchange Commission, 30 March
2022
In Section VIII, the SEC states that a continuing priority of the
Division of Examinations is assessing the LIBOR exposure and plans
for transition to alternative reference rates of registrants.
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