Tackling the Complexities of IBOR Transition
A TMI Webinar with Salmon Software, Deloitte and Associated British Ports.
This video is a recording of a live event that took place on Tuesday 29 June 2021.
Speakers
- Shaun Kennedy, Group Treasurer, Associated British Ports
- Tassos Dimopoulos, Director of Project Management, Salmon Software
- Svenja Schumacher, Assistant Director – Treasury Advisory, Deloitte
Moderator
- Ben Poole, TMI Editorial Team
Topics covered:
- IBORs and Risk-free Rates (RFR) – what you need to know
- How will the transition change global finance?
- Understanding Your Risks and Exposures
- How to Reduce Your Reliance on IBOR
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