The UK Financial Conduct Authority (FCA) announced on 27 July
2017 it would no longer require that banks that are members of the
Libor panel be obliged to communicate a daily rate after 2021.
2021 is perhaps not tomorrow, but it is definitely very soon
after tomorrow. Financial institutions should now review their
Libor based contracts and products to quantify their exposure to
the discontinuation of such a rate. While the effort is obviously
larger for financial institutions, other enterprises, and even
retail investors and borrowers, should assess their risk and
determine what measures to take. We provide below an overview of
the contracts that may be affected and possible remedies.