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Lack of a well-architected plan for LIBOR can incur increased risk and cost
November 28, 2022

Summary
With LIBOR set to phase out after December 31, 2021, most financial services organizations and other companies are facing the arduous task of remediating a large number of documents and contractual agreements. Lack of a well-architected plan for LIBOR can incur increased risk and cost, so it is important to work with a partner with the experience to help you efficiently and comprehensively plan, implement and execute your transition to an Alternative Reference Rate.
In this on-demand webcast, learn what steps you need to take and how Mayer Brown and Morae are collaborating to provide seamless solutions for LIBOR transition. Morae’s Joy Saphla discusses the topic with Paul Forrester, Senior Law Partner, Mayer Brown.
About the Presenters
A respected corporate finance and securities lawyer whose practice is especially focused on structured credit, including collateralized loan obligations, energy (including oil and gas, utilities, shipping, refinery and pipeline) financings and project development, and financing (especially concerning renewable energy, industrial, petrochemical, power and transportation projects and infrastructure).
Paul Forrester
Senior Law Partner at Mayer Brown
I am Joy Saphla. As president, Strategic Solutions, I am responsible for assisting corporate legal departments and law firms with strategic planning for how they can meet their goals and objectives, even through ebbs and flow in workload, by utilizing flexible and alternative approaches that also enable reducing overall cost and improvements in cost certainty.
Joy Saphla
President, Strategic Solutions
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