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With the new administration’s commitment to the Paris Agreement officially in place, market participants discuss the potentially far-reaching impact of a US Green New Deal in the finance sector
The UK watchdog has unveiled a new business plan that aims to respond better to market needs and the realities of a post-Brexit era
The transaction marks Asia’s first public sterling Libor to Sonia consent solicitation and opens the door to similar transactions in the future
The Bank of England’s RFR working group recently published its tough legacy report, but many market participants are still likely to feel left in the dark
The consensus reached in the latest consultation on pre-cessation fallbacks will help Isda develop a single protocol, effectively fast-tracking market participants’ efforts to transition away from Libor
Consultant George Bollenbacher considers the Alternative Reference Rates Committee’s latest consultation on how to treat this huge retail category when it comes to Libor reform
Market participants don't see the point in the reports, but are overly optimistic if they expect regulators to change the rules
While a consultation on changes to key information documents has been released, market participants require that clarity be established once and for all on the regime’s scope
Two of the seven USD Libor maturities discontinued at the end of 2021, and the other five – overnight, one, three, six and 12 months – will follow in June 2023, we surveyed the market to gauge readiness
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