22 Mar 2022
Don’t Be Floored by SOFR Interest Rate Floors
Read this article discussing interest rate floors for SOFR rate loans. Interest rate floors are a common tool by lenders in commercial loans to ensure that they will always earn a certain minimum yield on their loan. This article discusses how the floor transfers over to SOFR under LIBOR fallback provisions and how new credit agreements are including floors on SOFR loans.
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- LIBOR Replacement Resource Kit
Review this resource kit for an overview of replacing LIBOR as the benchmark interest rate in loan documents.
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Read this practice note describing provisions in credit agreements that allow for a transition to a replacement reference interest rate upon the cessation of LIBOR. This practice note discusses current market trends in these fallback LIBOR clauses in publicly-filed credit agreements from the second half of 2020 and first half of 2021.
- The Client Asks: What Happens When LIBOR Ends?
Check out this practice note describing how you should proceed when your client calls and asks what happens to their loan documents after the end of LIBOR.
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