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3 key questions corporate treasury teams should be asking in today's volatile market.
Survey indicates that Covid-19 hasn't significantly slowed the transition to a new interest rate benchmark.
The FFCB is exchanging dollar-denominated, floating-rate securities tied to LIBOR for SOFR notes, in anticipation of the end of LIBOR next year.
Protocol expected to be released soon would provide fallback language for transition to new benchmarks, even if plans are currently unclear.
Fed signals it will hold interest rates steady through at least 2023.
Fed governor says the U.S. economy faces "considerable uncertainty" and calls for continued support from both the central bank and fiscal policymakers.
The government's 'ground-breaking' debt issuance this week is linked to SORA, not LIBOR.
Global consensus that LIBOR needs to be replaced has not led to agreement about what benchmark(s) should underlie transactions once LIBOR retires.
Tradeweb and ICE offer the latest suggestions for a LIBOR substitute.
More than half of published LIBOR rates during one week in March were based on no transactions.
