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Speakers
Simon Hugo
Partner, Reed Smith
Miles Hunt
Managing Director, Head of Securitised Products & Alternatives Syndicate, NatWest Markets
Cliff Pearce
Global Head of Capital Markets, Group
Cliff is responsible for building Intertrust’s unique global offering of capital market solutions. He has over 20 years’ experience working in the Capital Markets for a number of top tier banks including Greenwich Natwest, Bear Sterns and most recently Bank of America Merrill Lynch, originating and delivering structured finance transactions to a wide range of clients.
Cliff’s recent experience includes term ABS transactions for the primary markets, fund finance, senior secured asset backed lending facilities for a range of asset classes, whole loan sales of mortgage and loan portfolios including performing and non-performing loans, managing legacy asset positions and ABS and high yield bond broker.
This event has already taken place.
Watch the recordingWe’re hosting a webinar on the demise of the Interbank Offering Rate (IBOR) and the key considerations to take into account when preparing for the phase-out.
While the abolition date at the end of 2021 may seem distant, investors will be looking for issuers to address the slew of changes sooner than later. In our panel discussion, we’ll discuss what the true scope of the impact of IBOR will be, who’s responsibility is it to prepare for the phase-out, how repapering is managed from a Director vs. Trustee vs. Facility agent perspective and what steps bond issuers need to take in the process.