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US swaptions slowly ditch Libor as ‘SOFR First’ bites

Risk USA: Around half of interdealer trades adopt successor rate on day one of initiative

an arrow going in a different direction to others

An attempt to steer non-linear derivatives towards the secured overnight financing rate, or SOFR, has yet to deliver a widespread switch to the Federal Reserve’s preferred Libor successor, with around half of inter-dealer trades still referencing the legacy benchmark following an expansion of the ‘SOFR First’ initiative to swaptions and other complex derivatives.

Guillaume Helie, head of US rates

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