Benchmark
BoE plans could force change to Libor-Sonia swap payments
Reformed Sonia proposals may see floating-leg settlements delayed
Lawmakers rush to double Euribor panel membership
Benchmark designated “critical” to stem departures and enable transaction-based methodology
Benchmark misery will continue to plague banks
Index rigging caused $574 million of op risk losses in May, writes Megan van Ooyen from SAS
Dealers commit to provide liquidity for Libor alternative
Transition will be gradual with bilateral swaps adopting new rate before CCPs
BoE's Sonia fixation complicates secured rate transition
Bank's continuation of Sonia could jeopardise shift to secured rate as Libor replacement
BoE: Libor reform needs swaps market support
“The dependence on term Libor fixings remains an unnecessary vulnerability,” writes BoE’s Salmon
Australian banks fear loss of rates trading name give-up
A push towards anonymous trading via platforms could undermine counterparty risk management
Forex market to adopt global code of conduct by end-Q3
Participants excited about conduct guidance, but say firms' internal behaviour will ultimately create change
Iosco considering benchmark proportionality guidance
Chair says EU rules an example of how to avoid one-size-fits-all approach
EU benchmark proposal may hit commodity index publishers
Platts fears indexes will be ‘less robust’ due to provision on supervised entities
BoJ: unsecured overnight rate top pick for Ibor alternative
Isda AGM: New rate would complement rather than replace existing ones
Post-Libor squeeze could stifle benchmarks, industry warns
Obligations set to mushroom for administrators and contributors
Swiss eye Saron for risk-free rate
Working group considers one rate to rule them all
Benchmark reform could hit cross-currency basis
Traders criticise fragmented development of new risk-free rates
Beyond Libor: what reform plans mean for swaps users
Big bang still an option in plans to propagate new benchmarks
EU's foreign benchmark equivalence rules under fire
Critics fear repeat of CCP approvals saga
Emerging market benchmarks under threat from EU law
Heightened regulatory scrutiny discourages banks from participating in third-country benchmarks
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