All posts tagged "Libor"
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58InternationalISDA Seeks Regulatory Clarity on LIBOR Pre-cessation Trigger
ISDA is prepared to re-consult on adding a mandatory pre-cessation fallback clause in LIBOR contracts once it gets clarity from regulators on the implications of a “non-representative” LIBOR.
December 10, 2019 -
359Contributed ArticleReducing Settlement Cycles – An Asia Pacific Perspective
Should the decision be taken to further reduce the settlement period, a number of challenges will have to be overcome, says Senfinasia founder Philippe Dirckx.
December 9, 2019 -
184InternationalFSB Urges ISDA to Embed LIBOR Pre-Cessation Trigger in Definitions
The FSB says a pre-cessation trigger should be added alongside a cessation trigger as standard language in definitions for both new and outstanding derivatives contracts.
November 21, 2019 -
748Asia-PacificHong Kong Leads Asia on LIBOR Transition Readiness: KPMG
Survey findings and discussions with banks in the region indicate a lack of readiness for the LIBOR transition. But, failure to keep up will eventually prove disruptive, KPMG says.
November 21, 2019 -
1.1KAsia-PacificTransitioning Away from IBORs: The View from Asia
Asian banks have a large and complex operational task ahead of them as they prepare for a post-LIBOR world after 2021, say KPMG’s Marie Gervacio and Luke Gower.
October 30, 2019 -
393Australia & NZAustralia: Smaller Institutions, Buy Side Less Prepared for Libor Cessation
Existing Libor-referencing contracts that don’t have robust fallback provisions in place will be tied up in very lengthy disputes, warned the RBA’s Christopher Kent at ISDA’s Australia Conference.
October 24, 2019 -
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ISDA Publishes Final Results of IBOR Pre-Cessation Consultation
The consultation did not yield a consensus among market participants regarding how to address pre-cessation issues related to a benchmark's nonrepresentativeness.
October 22, 2019 -
843Asia-PacificBOJ Deputy Governor Calls for Collective Action on LIBOR Transition
LIBOR’s permanent discontinuation will be one of the “most significant events in global financial history”, BOJ deputy governor Masayoshi Amamiya said at ASIFMA’s Annual Conference.
October 14, 2019 -
593Asia-PacificAPAC Central Banks Prepare Market for Benchmark Reforms
A group of APAC central banks have issued a report on the regional implications of LIBOR’s discontinuation, BMR implementation, and reforms to local benchmarks.
September 27, 2019 -
574Big PictureFinancial Firms Largely Unprepared for LIBOR Transition: Survey
Although 84% of financial firms have a formal LIBOR transition plan in place, only 18%of them describe their programmes as ‘mature', according to a new Accenture report.
September 19, 2019
