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ARTICLE · 09 JANUARY 2019

Compare And Contrast: SFIG's And ARRC's Differing Approaches To Benchmark Transition In Securitizations

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SFIG's LIBOR Task Force has released the first of a planned series of "green papers" on benchmark transition in the US securitization market.

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The Situation: SFIG's LIBOR Task Force has released the first of a planned series of "green papers" on benchmark transition in the US securitization market.

The Result: The Green Paper contains proposed recommendations that differ in certain ways from the ARRC Consultation on the same topic.

Looking Ahead: Feedback to the ARRC Consultation is due February 5, which should inform the SFIG in future iterations of the Green Paper, which are intended to culminate in a "White Paper."


The LIBOR Task Force ("Task Force") of the Structured Finance Industry Group ("SFIG") released its "Green Paper, First Edition, A Set of Recommended Best Practices for LIBOR Benchmark Transition," on December 14, 2018, exactly one week after the Alternative Reference Rates Committee ("ARRC") released its market consultation ("AARC Consultation") on the same topic. As the Green Paper frankly acknowledges, and notwithstanding SFIG's role as co-chairman of the ARRC's Securitization Working

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