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Will 2021 be the year that Libor loans take the leap?

Alice Tchernookova
October 01, 2020
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Loans have famously been the slowest part of the market to transition to risk-free rates, but recently published documents and conventions could turn out to be game-changers

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Alice Tchernookova
Americas Editor
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Alice is Americas Editor for IFLR, with a responsibility for the US markets, particularly covering how they interact with the UK and Europe. She regularly touches base with market participants positioned both on the buy and sell side, but also with a large number of advisors and consultants across all parts of the market. Previously, she focused on benchmark reform and Brexit.