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ARTICLE · 22 MARCH 2022

LIBOR(ed)? Let's Talk About The SOFR Transition

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In this episode of Let's Talk Lending, Finance Partners Andy Hutchinson and Rachel Gray-Pundir provide an update on the LIBOR transition to SOFR, since their last episode in July of 202

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Rachel Gray-Pundir

In this episode of Let's Talk Lending, Finance Partners Andy Hutchinson and Rachel Gray-Pundir provide an update on the LIBOR transition to SOFR, since their last episode in July of 2021. Listen to their perspectives on recent trends in the market today as a result of the transition.

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