LIBOR transition update — 2022
- LIBOR Transition
Chatham’s update on the LIBOR transition, summarizing recent news, upcoming deadlines, and available resources to help you stay current as the market transitions away from LIBOR.
Kristianna Nelson
About Kristianna
Kristianna Nelson is a Director on Chatham’s Corporate Treasury Advisory team. She assists clients with strategic and quantitative analysis of interest rate, currency, and commodity risks. Kristianna previously led Chatham’s LIBOR Transition efforts, where she advocated on behalf of clients, created education and thought leadership resources, and coordinated Chatham's technology investments to prepare for the transition. Prior to that, she served as a member of the corporates hedging advisory practice at Chatham, where she partnered with clients to quantify and analyze risk, develop hedging strategies, understand market dynamics, and execute trades. Kristianna earned her B.S. in Mathematics from Wheaton College (IL).
Publications
FAQ: USD LIBOR Transition to SOFR
- LIBOR Transition
USD markets started transitioning from LIBOR to SOFR in 2017 after the FCA announced that LIBOR was at risk of discontinuation at the end of 2021. Chatham’s experts answer the most pressing questions asked by our clients about how the transition will affect their port.
USD LIBOR transition: credit-sensitive fallback rates
- LIBOR Transition
With talk of various credit-sensitive alternatives to USD LIBOR still common, we’ve prepared an overview of some of the leading credit-sensitive alternative benchmarks (e.g., BSBY, AMERIBOR, et al.). We discuss what market events led to the current state, provide a comparison of the leading...
Expertise
- Corporates
- Interest Rate Risk Management
- Foreign Currency Risk Management
- Commodity Risk Management
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