Early results from an LCH consultation on a conversion process for outstanding trades at Libor’s cessation date show that a majority of respondents are in favour of the proposed plan
Changes resulting from Brexit will continue to unfold for years to come, but early features of the new financial services landscape have started to emerge, with Amsterdam taking a strong lead
Banks are eagerly anticipating an updated Non-Financial Reporting Directive as a means of complying with the buyside’s increasingly intricate ESG-related demands
The European Commission's encouragement to move positions away from UK CCPs is creating an unprecedented chance for EU clearinghouses to increase their market share
The expected surge in non-performing loans once moratoriums expire will provide the ultimate test for Basel III as the lasting impact of the pandemic becomes apparent
With banks fostering more dialogue and much of the groundwork now laid in the loan market, sources are hopeful that corporate transitioning will truly take off in the coming months
Bloomberg, IHS Markit and IBA have all made announcements relating to the development of a credit sensitive element for SOFR in recent weeks, opening up the debate on how many solutions can co-exist
The ISDA fallbacks protocol has been lauded as a major step in the effort to transition away from ibors, but its efficiency remains limited in cash markets
Following more than 40 hours of interviews with 63 sources across financial services, Practice Insight’s landmark investigation into the accumulative impact of the financial crisis is now available
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