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The Wall Street Journal spoke to Amanda Breslin about the rise of credit-sensitive alternative rates like BSBY and AMERIBOR as companies find that SOFR may not cover all of their needs for longer-term rates.

After Chatham surveyed corporate treasurers and found 39% of respondents were not sure how to prepare for LIBOR transition, Amol Dhargalkar discusses how corporates can prepare with Axios.

Eri Panoti spoke to Bloomberg Tax about how the FASB's new rule proposal could make financial institutions' interest rate risk management easier by expanding common accounting techniques that qualify for hedge accounting.

Matt Hoffman and John Clemow join the Deal Junkies on their podcast to discuss the state of LIBOR transition.

Matt Hoffman explains to Axios why some banks may be planning their move away from LIBOR to another credit-sensitive rate by the end of this month.

In a Chatham webinar, 60% of attendees answered that they use the forward curve to project future interest rates. Andrew Thornfeldt told GlobeSt.com why they may be overestimating their costs if they rely on just the forward curve to make their debt and derivatives decisions.