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LIBOR and reference rate reform
Risk Free Rate transition
Regulators and industry bodies have proposed and agreed on new interest rate benchmarks to replace LIBOR rates that are anticipated to no longer be published or supported past the end of 2021. These new Risk Free Rates will be broad reaching across all industries that use or invest in interest rate linked products, and affect a comprehensive set of financial instruments including fixed income securities, loans and derivatives.
The transition to these new rates will require significant efforts by institutions to address the impacts on business activities, client interactions, control processes, systems, risk management and financial performance. Organisations must begin now to prepare for and manage the transition.
Podcasts
Listen to our podcast to find out how the LIBOR phase out could affect your company, the key accounting and reporting considerations, and recommendations for preparing for the transition.
Webcasts
LIBOR's end: How insurance companies can prepare for new reference rates
LIBOR’s End: An opportunity for asset management emerges.
LIBOR No More! Are you ready?
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How PwC can help with LIBOR
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| We work with you to provide support across the entire lifecycle of the transition, beginning with mobilization and governance, impact assessment, definition of remediation work streams, contract management and remediation, client outreach, systems & process changes, risk and valuation model changes, and managing related tax and accounting implications. | ||
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