LIBOR Transition
Insights from Chatham Financial on the market's eventual LIBOR transition to alternative rates
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View MoreHelping End Users Navigate the Transition to IBOR Alternatives
Chatham Financial has drafted a list of principles and potential actions to facilitate the transition from LIBOR and protect end users against unnecessary costs, risks, and disruption.
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View MoreResponse to ISDA's Supplemental Consultation Spread and Term Adjustments for USD LIBOR
Chatham's response to ISDA's Supplemental Consultation on Spread and Term Adjustments for Fallbacks in Derivatives Referencing USD LIBOR, CDOR and HIBOR
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View MoreResponse to ISDA's Consultation on Pre-Cessation Issues for LIBOR
Chatham's response to ISDA's Consultation on Pre-Cessation Issues for LIBOR and Certain Other Interbank Offered Rates (IBORs)
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View MoreConsiderations for LIBOR Alternatives in Loan Documentation
Chatham Financial covers some of the issues that should be considered as market participants prepare for the unavailability of LIBOR and the resulting impact on loans and derivatives.
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View MoreSOFR Forward Curve: Jump Bootstrapper
The background, methodology, and applicability for Chatham Financial’s SOFR forward curve, taking into account key dates such as FOMC meetings.
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View MoreARRC Consultations for Fallback Contract Language
U.K.’s Financial Conduct Authority (FCA) announced that banks would no longer be compelled by the FCA to support LIBOR past the end of 2021.
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View MoreLIBOR Fallback Language on Bilateral Business Loans
Chatham provided comment on ARRC consultations regarding the fallback contract language for new originations of LIBOR Bilateral business loans.
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View MoreISDA Consultation on Certain Aspects of Fallbacks for Derivatives
Chatham's response to ISDA's consultations on amending the 2006 ISDA Definitions to provide fallback definitions for key IBORs upon their permanent discontinuation.
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View MoreSemi-Annual Market Update
In this installment of Chatham’s semi-annual market update webinar series, we will examine current market conditions, drivers, and indicators, as well as communications from the Fed, and more.
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View MoreCorporate Borrowers Must Engage More in SOFR Phase-In
Corporate borrowers are running out of time to weigh in on SOFR as the benchmark rate to replace LIBOR.
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View MorePreparing for SOFR: Changing the Playbook
This webinar will recap what we know so far about the transition toward risk free rates and provide insight into what financial institution management teams are doing now to prepare.
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View MoreLIBOR Fallbacks a Low Priority for Most Bond Investors
LIBOR-backed securities, sold with poor fallback language to apply if LIBOR ceases in 2021, require investors to familiarize themselves with fallback provisions.
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View MoreHow FASB can help hedge accountants weather the LIBOR transition
Rob Anderson, product manager at Chatham Financial, discusses the FASB guidance and time required to transition from LIBOR to another benchmark rate.
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View MoreFASB carefully crafts transition guidance for SOFR
Rob Anderson, director in Chatham Financial’s hedge accounting practice, discusses FASB’s guidance on the transition to SOFR.
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View MoreLIBOR Transition: Replacements Begin Addressing Cash Products
Eric Juzenas discusses the possibility of variations to ARRC’s fallback language, but says it will be used as a starting point for most dealers and lenders updating their documentation.
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View MoreTerm Versions of LIBOR-Replacement Rates Pick Up Steam
Eric Juzenas, a director in the Chatham Financial global regulatory solutions team, said that a hardwired approach has benefits over the long run because of the certainty and transparency it provides.
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View MoreREITs Should Prepare for Likely Transition from LIBOR
Gavin Duckworth, director of hedging and capital markets at Chatham Financial, participated in a video interview at REITwise 2018, Nareit’s Law, Accounting & Finance Conference in Hollywood, Florida.
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A Banking Rule Change Puts $350 Trillion Of Debt In Limbo
A Banking Rule Change Puts $350 Trillion Of Debt In Limbo August 7, 2017 “Clearly, given the wide variety of language that can potentially appear in a loan agreement, any broad example will not...
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Life After LIBOR: The $350 Trillion Question
Life After LIBOR: The $350 trillion question On an otherwise quiet, summer Thursday, the news yesterday morning of the expected future discontinuation of LIBOR has created a flurry of...
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View MoreRegulators Underscore Urgency of LIBOR Transition
Robert Mangrelli discusses risk of LIBOR no longer existing, banks limiting issuance of debt or derivatives based on LIBOR & pushing market participants to find ways to value and hedge SOFR products.
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