By Lary Stromfeld

Partner | Financial Regulation

Since Andrew Bailey, then CEO of the UK’s Financial Conduct Authority, fired the starting gun in July 2017, regulators and market participants around the world have been planning for the end of LIBOR, which will now occur in less than 10 weeks. For many, this is the final leg of a marathon that has included many legal, economic and operational hurdles. For others, this will be an all-out sprint to the finish line. This article, originally published in IFLR, lays out some of the many considerations to meet the challenge of transitioning legacy contracts away from U.S. dollar LIBOR. Read it here.