It is March 2021 and the world of “no new LIBOR” is in full swing. At the end of 2021, most LIBOR settings were published for the final time. So it is a good time to reflect on the achievements and take a stock-take on what is left to do around synthetic

The FCA has confirmed the proposed rules and principles around the permitted use of synthetic LIBOR. We have heard clapping from the market, but is synthetic LIBOR a silver bullet or a tool to buy us

The process of moving from LIBORs to risk-free reference rates, term rates and USD credit sensitive rates has been a lot to take in. Even for the biggest, most knowledgeable market participants. And i

Many companies still have a significant amount of work to do to make the transition from IBORs to risk-free rates. In this episode, Laura Talvitie is joined by Chris Raftopoulos, a Director in our Tre

Anyone who is involved in LIBOR transition, knows what a significant challenge it is. For some firms, models will be one of the most complex parts of the exercise. Our guests on our latest podcast are

As the end of LIBOR gets closer, are banks ready for RFRs? PwC has recently designed and concluded a global survey and subsequent roundtable events on the transition readiness. These were completed wi

Conduct risk is one of the key issues regulators are concerned about at the moment. How to ensure that customers are treated fairly during and after the transition? Is litigation risk real? Laura Talv

In the first episode of our podcast series, Laura Talvitie chats with two PwC LIBOR experts, Andrew Gray and Nassim Daneshzadeh. Where are we with LIBOR transition, will the market be ready in time an