When regulators decided that it was no longer tenable to have deals worth trillions of US dollars linked to Libor it was for good reason. There are, after all, virtually no underlying transactions in ...
Libor is supposed to reflect banks' borrowing costs, using each firm's assessment of risk in fast-moving markets to form a daily benchmark that underpins trillions of dollars of loans and other ...
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