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Stopping New Libor Loans By September Will Be Challenging
By Shanny Basar
January 21, 2020, Markets Media
Loan markets will find it difficult to meet the desire of U.K. regulators to stop the issuance of cash products linked to …
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Bankers consider possibility of Libor transition tax
By Thomas Helm
January 23, 2020, Practice Insight from IFLR
The next six months represent a critical period for the Libor transition, bankers and lawyers have told Practice Insight.
While …
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Banks labor under negative interest rates and ‘zombie’ loan threat
By David Crow
January 21, 2020, Financial Times
When bank executives descended on Davos last year for the annual meeting of the world’s elite, they did so under a cloud. …
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Libor lending conversion deadline is “hard ask”
By Joe Walters
January 17, 2020, Global Investor Group
U.K.-based banks are facing a “hard ask” to meet the September deadline for them to stop using Libor as the reference …
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Bank of England threatens to use ‘tools’ to scrap Libor
By Huw Jones
January 16, 2020, Reuters
The Bank of England warned on Thursday that it could force banks and insurers to hold more capital or use other “supervisory tools” …
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Judgement day looms for dealers in swap shift to Sonia
By Natasha Rega-Jones
January 15, 2020, Risk
Grief is said to exist in five phases: denial, anger, bargaining, depression and acceptance. Derivatives users are experiencing a similar range of emotions …
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Bank of England deputy governor Sam Woods: ‘I will defend ringfencing of banks to my last drop’
By Lucy Burton
January 12, 2020, The Telegraph
Sam Woods, deputy governor of the Bank of England, celebrated 10 years spent repairing Britain’s financial system in unique style, with a …
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U.K. financial watchdogs to hone data crunching to spot problems sooner
By Huw Jones
January 7, 2020, Reuters
Britain’s financial regulators said on Tuesday they will transform their data crunching capabilities over the coming decade to spot problems in banks and …
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ISDA Wants Regulators to use its Model to Draft Rules
By Josephine Gallagher
January 9, 2020, WatersTechnology
The International Swaps and Derivatives Association (ISDA) is pushing its Common Domain Model (CDM) for regulators to adopt when amending or drafting future …
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2019 Fixed Income Year in Review
By Billy Hult, Tradeweb Markets
Originally published by Tradeweb and on the TABB FORUM
With sweeping regulatory reforms and plunging interest rates, this decade brought massive challenges to fixed income …
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