Euribor
Euribor administrator woos banks to revamp dwindling panel
Efforts to double number of contributing firms said to face strong resistance
Corporates warn of legal risk in Euribor transition
Proposed new methodology behind benchmark constitutes a "fundamental" change, ACT argues
Eonia ‘almost meaningless’, says Eurex
Thin volumes in unsecured lending market should be a cause for concern, bourse operator argues
Exchange of the year: Eurex
Risk Awards 2015: French and Italian bond contracts became popular hedges last year
Hedge funds ‘biding their time’ to file Euribor suits
Large US fixed-income funds moot rate-rigging legal action
Pension fund risk manager of the year: PKA
After moving to Eonia discount rates for its swaps in 2011, Denmark's PKA decided to make Eonia the benchmark for its hedge portfolio at the end of 2012. It's a smart move, dealers say - but one with some risks of its own
EC fines banks €1.7bn over benchmark rigging
Eight banks fined for participating in illegal cartels; UBS avoids €2.5 billion fine in exchange for co-operation
Lois: credit and liquidity
The spread between Libor and overnight index swap rates used to be negligible – until the crisis. Its behaviour since can be explained theoretically and empirically by a model driven by typical lenders’ liquidity and typical borrowers’ credit risk. By…
CaixaBank revels in the end of the deposit wars
To Euribor and back
RBS fined $612 million for Libor rigging
RBS's head of investment banking arm to step down in wake of findings
Barclays announces departure of senior staff
The bank's finance director and general counsel are to leave
Index roundup: Esma and EBA move to strengthen Euribor
Index roundup
UBS hit by $1.5 billion fine for Libor rigging
Fine reveals further weaknesses in internal controls following rogue trading incident
Libor manipulation lawsuits could cost banks ‘tens of billions’
Barclays' $450m settlement gives lawyers smoking gun evidence of attempts to tamper with benchmark rates
CFTC’s Chilton: Libor manipulation attempts ‘serious and significant’
CFTC orders Barclays to pay a $200 million penalty. Commissioner Bart Chilton says agency is "vigorously looking at individuals"
Unicredit note offers capped returns on Euribor
At a sprint
Hedge fund of the year: Brevan Howard Asset Management
Risk awards 2012
House of the year
Structured Products Europe Awards 2010
Dealers anticipate further Eonia volatility
Fasten your seat belts
Fears of rising interest rates spurs switch and floored note issuance
As investors seek protection against interest rate rises, Bank of America Merrill Lynch and Morgan Stanley are among the banks responding with rates products offering minimum returns.
Surviving the liquidity squeeze
Excess liquidity in the euro funding markets halved at the beginning of July, causing Eonia to leap higher. The extent of the move surprised traders and caused problems for some participants. Christopher Whittall reports
ECB may extend full allocation tenders into 2011
Any withdrawal of liquidity by the ECB at year-end would cause major uncertainty, say bankers
EBF expansion of Euribor set to increase euro benchmarks gap
Changes are planned to a key euro rates benchmark - and it could have a number of knock-on effects.