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25 February 2021 

Libor Transition: No please I insist, you go first

It's not easy taking a dive into the unknown. But like parachuters lined up for the jump, go we must. But when? There is no big bang moment for the Libor transition. A series of mini bangs maybe. The 25th of January 2021, in effect, was one. Since then, all new Ibor-referenced derivatives glide towards fallback rates, with no going back. The next key step will be fixing the spreads to help transition from existing Ibors to fallbacks. We don't know when exactly, but it's due. 

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Libor: It's not you, it's SOFR
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Libor: It's not you, it's SOFR


It's complicated in the US. SOFR is tried but not fully tested, as we enter what we consider to be a crucial second quarter during which volumes need…


Padhraic Garvey, CFA

Libor: Sonia, proceed as planned
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Libor: Sonia, proceed as planned


The sterling market is making the most progress in weaning itself off Libor. Transitioning loans is a particular challenge and approaching target dates…


Euribor and a global IBOR overview
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Euribor and a global IBOR overview


Euribor will continue, but the quest to find appropriate fallbacks for cash products is still underway. There is a desire for forward-looking euro…


Benjamin Schroeder

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