Webinar: LIBOR is Ending...What Do I Do Now?

The London Interbank Offered Rate (LIBOR), commonly used as the basis for setting floating interest rates and other indexed financial products, is being phased out. By 2021, the UK’s Financial Conduct Authority will no longer require banks to quote LIBOR, but there is not yet a clear alternative. What does the end of LIBOR mean for your existing loans, securities and other financial products that rely on the benchmark? How will new transactions be structured in these uncertain times? What language should go into the financing documents now to cover the end of LIBOR? Join a panel of Shipman & Goodwin finance and capital markets attorneys as we explore these and other looming questions.

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