Prepare Now and Ensure a Smooth LIBOR Transition

Time is running out for LIBOR and financial institutions must act now to ensure they have a transition and implementation plan in place prior to the December 31, 2021 deadline. With over $350 trillion in loans, securities, and derivatives impacted globally, this once-in-a-generation shift will require leadership and expertise to navigate the complexities that have the potential to alter the competitive landscape.

 
 

LIBOR Team

 

March 2022 is another month of fast-paced developments. Since 2018, Monticello's dedicated LIBOR team has been working with leading financial institutions on strategy, implementation, and everything in between.

 
Will Morgan, President & CEO

Will Morgan, President & CEO

Markus Buri, Senior Manager

Markus Buri, Senior Manager

Kevin Wells, Director

Rebecca Smith, Sr. Consultant

Rebecca Smith, Sr. Consultant

 

Connect with us on your LIBOR initiative at: mcginfo@bip-group.com | 646.661.4992

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LIBOR Timeline Update

 

While LIBOR is largely expected to cease once official support stops at the end of 2021, the global pandemic has started to shift a number of important milestone dates. Monticello’s team of LIBOR experts is tracking the latest requirements as they unfold. Follow us to stay up to date on the latest timeline news.

LIBOR Timeline

In 2020, the banking and financial services industry observed the final cessation dates shift for key LIBOR benchmark rates such as USD LIBOR. Below is a snapshot of key LIBOR and IBOR transition plans in Q1 2021.

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Client Resources

 

List of Global Working Groups Supporting the LIBOR Transition

Country

LIBOR Rate

New Risk-Free Rate

Transition Committee

United States

USD LIBOR

SOFR

Alternative Reference Rates Committee

United Kingdom

GBP LIBOR

SONIA

Sterling Working Group on Risk-Free Rates

Japan

TIBOR, JPY LIBOR and Euroyen TIBOR

TONAR

Cross-Industry Committee on Japanese Yen Interest Rate Benchmarks

Europe

EURIBOR and EUR LIBOR

ESTR

European Money Markets Institute (EMMI) and Euro RFR Working Group

Canada

CDOR

CORRA

Canadian Alternative Reference Rate Working Group (CARR)

Switzerland

CHF LIBOR

SARON

The National Working Group on Swiss Franc Reference Rates

Australia

BBSW

RBA Cash Rate (AONIA)

Australian Financial Markets Association

Hong Kong

HIBOR

HONIA

Treasury Markets Association's Market Practices Committee

Contract Remediation Working Groups and Resources

Market Data Provider Resources and Updates

  • Bloomberg: Bloomberg published a rulebook setting out the final methodologies for the IBOR fallbacks that ISDA expects to implement for certain key IBORs via a Supplement to the 2006 ISDA Definitions and related Protocol.

 

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