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The ubiquitous benchmark interest rate applied across commercial contracts, LIBOR (the London Inter Bank Offer Rate), has made the headlines globally for all the wrong reasons
While new issuance US syndicated loan volume in 2009 for large and middle market companies reached its lowest point in nearly 20 years, positive signs of recovery continue to emerge in early 2010
