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Federal LIBOR Legislation: Five Things Financial Market Participants Need to Know
March 24, 2022 | Issue No. 3
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By Jason M. Halper
Partner | Global Litigation
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By Rachel Rodman
Partner | Consumer Financial Services Enforcement and Litigation
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By Lary Stromfeld
Partner | Financial Regulation

Cadwalader partners Jason Halper, Rachel Rodman and Lary Stromfeld, members of the firm's LIBOR Preparedness Team, authored a Reuters article this week. You can read it here. 

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March 24, 2022 | Issue No. 3
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