Benchmark
EU benchmark rules open to regulatory arbitrage, say rate-setters
Fears firms may seek to limit scope of publication if ‘index’ definition is too narrow
Euribor administrator woos banks to revamp dwindling panel
Efforts to double number of contributing firms said to face strong resistance
Former Citi trader points finger at bank execs at tribunal
McWilliams: alleged offences were "encouraged, condoned, required and rewarded" by management
Corporates warn of legal risk in Euribor transition
Proposed new methodology behind benchmark constitutes a "fundamental" change, ACT argues
‘Frustration’ claims unlikely to hit Libor reform
FMLC's Joanna Perkins dismisses legal concerns about benchmark reform
Duffie: regulators may push swaps market off Libor
Even reformed Libor no longer a viable reference rate, says FSB adviser
Singapore rates benchmark error causes CCP split
Refixing in March led to price difference between LCH and SGX
Personal accountability will be focus in 2016, US ACI head says
Regulators likely to target senior management suspected of neglect
Overcrowding puts low volatility indexes under pressure
Inflows increasing correlations and reducing performance, say traders
Adopt FX code or face regulation, warn central bankers
Global code of conduct must be adopted, Schiavi and Debelle insist
In manipulation cases, "everybody's doing it" is no excuse
From natural gas scandal of 2000s to Libor-rigging, troubling patterns persist
Scope of forex rigging suit against banks widens
Claims involve dozens of currencies and bid-ask spreads
Former Barclays trader gains access to FCA evidence
Tribunal decision could change how FCA investigates and publishes findings
US gas price reporting drop raises questions about indexes
Energy companies blame regulatory risk for reluctance to report trades
Fall in US gas hub liquidity hampers derivatives market
Shale revolution undermines long-standing Platts indexes on US Gulf Coast
Change to broken benchmarks ‘years away’
No significant benchmark reforms likely until regulators take the lead
Report highlights decline in US gas price reporting
Fewer energy firms reporting to Platts and other index publishers, report says
Benchmark rules risk stifling innovation, says Stoxx chief
New product issuance in Europe could dry up as result of overbearing new rules, says Graf
Libor trial: the first two weeks
How the Tom Hayes trial unfolded day by day
Biased benchmarks
The authors of this paper contend that recent evidence indicates that benchmarks have, over the last eleven years, exaggerated default risk for nonfinancial corporate entities.
US shale boom poses challenge to Henry Hub benchmark
Disconnect with eastern US prices generates enthusiasm for regional hubs
Basel Committee faces hard choices in op risk modelling reform
Reducing model diversity may endanger AMA's risk management benefits
Exchange of the year: Eurex
Risk Awards 2015: French and Italian bond contracts became popular hedges last year
Vietnam faces barriers in drive to set up derivatives market
Reform process underway but global firms need convincing it will succeed