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Libor transition: swaps market needs more time

By Alice Tchernookova
December 5, 2019, Practice Insight from IFLR

Comments made by the Financial Conduct Authority’s (FCA) Edwin Schooling Latter on accelerating the end of Libor-based swaps as early …

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SOFR: repo speculators frustrate market makers

By Thomas Helm
November 28, 2019, Practice Insight from IFLR

SOFR [secured overnight financing rate] volatility in U.S. markets is much more concerning than Libor volatility because of information asymmetries, …

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Libor transition: second ‘Dear CEO’ letter makes banks more proactive

By Thomas Helm
November 22, 2019, Practice Insight from IFLR

A private follow-up to the Financial Conduct Authority’s (FCA) influential ‘Dear CEO’ letter has helped boost Libor-transition-related activities in U.K. …

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Sonia loans market starts building momentum

By Alice Tchernookova
November 21, 2019, Practice Insight from IFLR

While a few months ago, the Sonia [Sterling Overnight Interbank Average] loan market was showing limited progress on the Libor …

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How robust fallbacks are hindering the Libor transition

By Thomas Helm
November 14, 2019, Practice Insight from IFLR

The received wisdom – and apologies to those who have already heard the oft-repeated analogy – is that robust fallbacks …

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U.S. Companies Advised to Prepare for Multiple Benchmark Rates in Transition from Libor

By Mark Maurer
October 22, 2019, The Wall Street Journal

Advisers to globally expanding U.S. companies are recommending that they prepare to use several short-term lending benchmarks when the London …

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What’s the Price of a Treasury Note? It Depends on Whom You Ask

By Elizabeth Stanton
September 26, 2019, Bloomberg

The U.S. government just argued that Treasuries are sufficiently transparent when it comes to prices.

So why can’t investors agree on what those …

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Libor transition: banks consider eating spread

By Thomas Helm
August 29, 2019, Practice Insight from IFLR

Who covers the basis point spread between Libor and alternative rates is a key talking point in the industry, especially …

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E.U. ponders fund managers’ passporting activities after Brexit

By Siobhan Riding
August 4, 2019, Financial Times

Many global fund managers have made fortunes by scooping up hundreds of billions of euros’ worth of investor capital from across Europe.…

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City banks prepare to step up Brexit job moves

By Paul Clarke
June 26, 2019, Financial News

Investment banks have already shifted nearly 1,000 jobs to the continent ahead of the UK’s departure from the European Union, but that …

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