SOFR (Secured Overnight Financing Rate)

The benchmark U.S. dollar interest rate (based on overnight Treasury repo transactions) that replaced LIBOR as the standard reference rate for floating-rate loans and credit facilities.

Definition

Secured Overnight Financing Rate – The benchmark U.S. dollar interest rate (based on overnight Treasury repo transactions) that replaced LIBOR as the standard reference rate for floating-rate loans and credit facilities. A company's revolving credit facility priced at "SOFR plus a margin" means its borrowing cost moves with this benchmark rather than being fixed. Found In: Notes to Financial Statements (indebtedness/credit facility disclosures)