In this Ropes & Gray podcast, asset management partners
Isabel Dische and Leigh Fraser discuss the three no-action letters
that were published by the CFTC on December 17, 2019 to provide
relief to market participants as they transition swaps that
reference the London Interbank Offered Rate (LIBOR) and other
interbank offered rates (or IBORs) to swaps that reference
alternative benchmarks.

Trancript:
Isabel Dische: Hello, and thank you for joining
us today on this Ropes & Gray podcast, the latest in our series
of podcasts and webinars focused on CFTC and derivatives issues.
I'm Isabel Dische, a partner in our asset management group
based in New York. Joining me today is Leigh Fraser, an asset
management partner in our Boston office who heads our firm's
private funds practice. Today, we are going to be talking about
three no-action letters that were published by the CFTC on December
17, 2019 to provide relief to market participants as they
transition swaps