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Banks have until September to stop issuing cash products linked to sterling benchmark
Financial Stability Board urges ‘significant and sustained’ work to adapt to new benchmarks
Pegging is naturally centralised.
Banker overseeing switch to Sofr says change is coming despite rate volatility
Anti-fraud agency criticised for not ending investigation sooner
And why ultimately everything’s conflicted in our highly specialised and esoteric financial market.
Central banker says banks should resist ‘sticking their metaphorical heads in the sand’
Call to speed up preparations for start of new €STR benchmark in October
Impending death of the benchmark poses complex problems
Transition from tainted benchmark represents big conduct risk for lenders
The verdict is another blow for the UK Serious Fraud Office’s attempts to convict bankers
First for loan market marks step forward in move away from Libor
Andreas Hauschild tells court it would not be ‘proper’ to try to influence rates
Andreas Hauschild was part of a group manipulating interest rate benchmark, court told
Central bank to ramp up scrutiny of lenders’ plans for shift to new interest rate measures
‘Take the warnings seriously,’ says one of Fed’s top policymakers
UK industrial and engineering software company shares have plodded quietly and steadily higher
Financial watchdog says Farr ‘acted dishonestly and lacked integrity’
Associated British Ports seeks consent from bondholders to scrap Libor benchmark
Help for banks using Libor-linked derivatives aimed at avoiding penalties when rate is phased out
Some say the cost of shifting to new borrowing benchmarks could top Brexit
Benchmark is embedded in everything from sophisticated derivatives to mortgages
Former bankers given multi-year terms over conspiracy to submit false rates
Colin Bermingham convicted by London jury days after fellow employee Carlo Palombo
