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Libor and Euribor reform: what does the future hold?
Libor and Euribor are central to the global financial system, acting as the benchmark rates for trillions of dollars in financial products. Adapting to any reform or replacement of these benchmarks will involve numerous challenges and risks.
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    PODCAST
    Podcast: New global reference rates in a post-Libor market
    16 Jan 2020|Moody's Investors Service
    Masako Oshima and Greg O'Reilly from the structured finance team discuss the behaviour of a new set of global reference rates, which are set to replace outgoing equivalent term rates. >> Read the Report
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    Video: Libor withdrawal presents a higher risk to the credit quality of certain structured finance sectors
    03 Oct 2019|Moody's Investors Service
    Neal Shah and Anthony Parry from Structured Finance, discuss which segments of the $700 billion plus Libor-tied securitization notes poised to remain outstanding through 2021 are most vulnerable to the risk posed by Libor transition.
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    Public finance – US: Libor transition risks are manageable despite issuers' slow preparation
    17 Sep 2019|Moody's Investors Service
    Most US public finance issuers do not have exposure to Libor. We expect issuers that do to articulate plans to address transition risk by early 2021.