LIBOR Transition: The Pieces Start Coming Together

Some USD LIBOR rates have ceased publication and all USD LIBOR rates will cease to be published no later than June 2023. Therefore, banks are in the midst of a massive effort to transition to new reference rates for many loans, derivatives, and other financial products. Further, there continues to be considerable debate on which reference rate should replace LIBOR, and the industry is just beginning to understand the practical consequences of the new Adjustable Interest Rate (LIBOR) Act. Accordingly, we invite you to join this webinar to hear from a broad cross-section of industry experts on how they see the transition progressing through 2022 and what market participants need to know.

Chairs: 
Michael P. Rolland, Engelman Berger, PC
Matthew G. Bisanz, Mayer Brown LLP

Faculty:
Raj Aidasani, Managing Director, CRE Finance Council
Hu Benton, Vice President, American Bankers Association 
Paul Forrester, Partner, Mayer Brown LLP
Jon Langlois, Partner, Buckley LLP
Matthew S. Smith, Senior Associate, Paul Hastings LLP