Sept. 23 - Borrowing costs would soar in U.S. debt default | Non-financial disclosures give CFOs a chance to shine
Corporate borrowing costs would soar in U.S. debt default: Moody's; Rise in non-financial disclosures gives CFOs a chance to shine; Gensler warns no extension coming to LIBOR's end on Dec. 31; Logistics startup Transfix to go public via SPAC
Some institutions will wait until the last minute to switch from LIBOR to a new reference rate, SEC Chair Gary Gensler predicted, leading to some “choppy” trading toward the end of 2021.
The transaction would give Transfix more financing options, including for mergers and acquisitions, but the company’s main focus is on organic growth, CFO Christian Lee says.
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