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Instead, they are meant to completely end the new use of LIBOR while allowing a significant portion oflegacy contracts to roll off before the key dollar LIBOR tenors stop publication. Three years ago, the ARRC estimated that there were approximately $ trillion in outstanding financial contracts using USD LIBOR as a reference rate.