Libor transition: corporates focused on internal arrangements
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Libor transition: corporates focused on internal arrangements

Thomas Helm
January 15, 2020

Supply contracts and intercompany loans are among the many areas that firms are assessing for their exposures to IBORs

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Thomas Helm
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Thomas has worked for a variety of media outlets, including Kashmir Observer, La Vanguardia, and Hürriyet Daily News. His long report "The Accumulative Impact of Post-Crisis Regulation" was the first journalistic attempt to survey the impact of post-2008 reforms on financial markets. He is currently focused on Brexit, Mifid II, market structure issues, and sustainable finance.