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USD LIBOR Transition Update: December 31, 2021 ➔ June 30, 2023!
by Nikiforos Mathews
January.08.2021
Homestretch to December 31, 2021, and the end of LIBOR? Not so fast.
Orrick LIBOR Alerts
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LIBOR Transition: Likely Delay
by Nikiforos Mathews
December.03.2020
Recent announcements suggest that there is likely to be a delay in the date for ending the publication of quotes for the most liquid LIBOR tenors.
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LIBOR Primer
by Nikiforos Mathews
February.20.2020
Like Y2K, but for real
Orrick’s LIBOR Primer is intended as a brief introduction to the LIBOR transition issues.
Orrick’s LIBOR Primer is intended as a brief introduction to the LIBOR transition issues.
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The LIBOR Transition – What a Legacy!: Legislative Solutions/ Constitutional Law Considerations
by Robert Loeb, Daniel A. Rubens, Nikiforos Mathews and Jonas Robison
February.05.2020
A LIBOR discussion on the legislative solutions under consideration and the U.S. Constitutional challenges they may face.
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The LIBOR Transition – What a Legacy!
by Nikiforos Mathews
January.17.2020
A discussion of issues relating to outstanding financings (legacy instruments) once LIBOR is no longer available
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The Transition From LIBOR: A Report at the Halfway Mark
by Nikiforos Mathews
November.21.2019
This article, published by the American Bar Association, was authored by Orrick lawyers Howard Altarescu, Nikiforos Mathews, and Andrew Morris.
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SIFMA LIBOR Transition Briefing: Transition to Alternative Reference Rates - Key Takeaways
July.22.2019
Highlights from a briefing on July 15 where presenters from the NY Fed, FCA, ARRC, Wells Fargo, Freddie Mac, Fannie Mae and SIFMA discussed LIBOR ...
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LIBOR Transition: Takeaways from the Benchmark Rates Series Benchmark Rates Forum New York
by Nikiforos Mathews
June.11.2019
Presenters at the Benchmark Rates Forum from KPMG, Bank of America Merrill Lynch, NatWest Markets, Wells Fargo, JP Morgan, TD Securities, RBS, ...
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LIBOR . . . Coming to an End?
December.20.2018
LIBOR is the reference rate for hundreds of trillions of dollars in financial contracts, ranging from syndicated loans, floating rate bonds and notes ...