LIBOR transition in 2020: Act now!
by Ben Poole
The Bank of England has joined with other regulators to issue a call to action.
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Is ‘monetary magic’ dead?
by Ben Poole
How far has central bank power waned since the global financial crisis?
Global growth predicted to decelerate, but no risk of recession in the short term
by Ben Poole
Santander Wealth Management estimates show global growth of 3%, as long as current geopolitical uncertainties are clarified.
Deutsche Bank completes trades in new benchmarks
by Ben Poole
The trades, linked to SOFR, €STR and SONIA, are part of the move away from IBOR benchmarks.
The NO-REGRETS methodology for transitioning from IBORS
by Jack Large
ING Bank’s four step approach for ensuring a risk free transition
GTreasury white paper highlights LIBOR replacement impacts on corporates
by Ben Poole
The paper gives advice on how corporates can respond to the disruption the move away from LIBOR will cause.
Deutsche Bank research paper tackles the history and future of debt
by Ben Poole
The report suggests debt, inflation, nominal GDP, yields, and central bank balance sheets could all be set to increase.
Scope Ratings says ECB deposit-rate tiering no panacea for bank profitability
by Ben Poole
A report from the ratings agency highlights the impact that rate reductions are having on European financial institutions.
ISDA publishes preliminary LIBOR consultation results
by Ben Poole
Prospect of a pre-cessation trigger related to non-representativeness for derivatives proves divisive.
Rate cut by US Fed leaves Trump unimpressed
by Ben Poole
The cut of 25 basis points to US interest rates had the President reaching for his phone.
Bank of America warns trade wars to dent US corporate profits
by Graham Buck
The bank’s top stock strategist warns clients that the S&P 500 has yet to reflect the impact the US-China trade dispute may have on ear