


It's Still the Final Countdown for LIBOR
On November 30, financial regulators announced revised timelines for the expiration of LIBOR for legacy contracts. Meanwhile, December 2021 remains the deadline for banks to stop issuing new LIBOR-based contracts. Given these developments, what should firms saddled with legacy, tough legacy and non-legacy contracts do?


Watch a candid discussion on the current and future impacts upon our markets of the LIBOR transition – as $400 trillion in contracts must be updated.


Big Issuers, Big Challenges: Where are Banks and Corporates in LIBOR Transition?
Five learnings from an insightful webinar hosted by Risk.net.

Watch Intralinks and a panel of industry experts discuss the challenges in RFR issuance and hedging, navigating multiple RFRs, how to deal with the legacy book, and the challenge of backward-looking rates

How Much of the $400 Trillion Financial Products Globally Will Still Be Exposed to LIBOR After December 2021?
It can’t be overstated: there’s an enormous volume of financial products exposed to LIBOR. A significant proportion is at risk of becoming invalid in less than two years. Unquestionably this will shake up the global debt markets if banks, issuers and other stakeholders don’t take action to transition out of LIBOR right now.
