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FCA moots synthetic Libor as rates fallback

Once Libor is allowed to die, replacement could be risk-free rate plus fixed credit spread

Andrew Bailey
Andrew Bailey: FCA has discussed with industry what the fallback could be

Existing derivatives contracts could be amended to reference a synthetic Libor rate should the benchmark cease to be produced after 2021, according to Andrew Bailey, chief executive of the UK’s Financial Conduct Authority (FCA). The fallback rate would be created by adding a credit component onto a dynamic, risk-free rate – potentially helping to avoid a sharp transition if Libor is abandoned.

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