Fed seeks comment on proposal for default rules for contracts using Libor
The proposal would replace Libor references in certain contracts with the applicable Fed-selected replacement rate after June 30, 2023.
The proposal would replace Libor references in certain contracts with the applicable Fed-selected replacement rate after June 30, 2023.
The Alternative Reference Rates Committee today released a playbook to help support the transition away from legacy Libor cash products.
The Alternative Reference Rates Committee today issued recommendations for contracts linked to U.S. dollar Libor Intercontinental Exchange Swap Rates. These ...
ABA this week wrote to the Financial Accounting Standards Board in support of a deferral of the sunset date for ...
To help accelerate the growth of Secured Overnight Financing Rate options trading, CME Group today announced a new “SOFR First ...
For many smaller banks, having a credit-sensitive component that reflects their cost of borrowing is critical. They need a rate ...
While financial services firms are “largely on track” for a successful transition away from Libor, half of them are still ...
The Senate late Thursday night passed an omnibus spending package that included a bipartisan, American Bankers Association-backed bill to address ...
The House today approved an omnibus appropriations package that includes several banking-related provisions, including ABA-backed legislation that would address “tough ...
A bipartisan, ABA-advocated bill to address “tough legacy” Libor contracts is included in the omnibus spending bill that Congress is ...
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