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How robust fallbacks are hindering the Libor transition

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How robust fallbacks are hindering the Libor transition

Posted on Fri, Nov 15, 2019 @ 7:08

By Thomas Helm
November 14, 2019, Practice Insight from IFLR

The received wisdom – and apologies to those who have already heard the oft-repeated analogy – is that robust fallbacks in derivatives contracts are like seatbelts. Good to have, but don’t depend on them. It is better not to crash the car in the first place.

However, the analogy is misleading for the simple reason that robust fallbacks are actually more like a magic button that transforms the car into a helicopter and enables the driver to fly over the scene of potential wreck.

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