LIBOR successor in home stretch for transition in giant

NEW YORK (Reuters) - A decade after a manipulation scandal turned global regulators and investors against the London Interbank Offered Rate (LIBOR) as the global interest rate benchmark, major clearing houses are in the final weeks of the nearly $50 trillion transition of the U.S. rate swaps market to its successor. | May. 02

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