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By Netanya Clixby28 June 2021 Libor replacement may not sound like a headline grabber. However, the transition away from Libor is one of the most significant challenges to face financial markets in a generation. Booms and busts that lead to financial crises are largely unpredictable, but this monumental challenge is self-imposed. Netanya Clixby What is Libor? Libor (London Interbank Offered Rate) and other IBORs (Interbank Offered Rates) are, in theory, benchmark interest rates that banks would charge each other for short-term loans. Libor has been used in financial markets since the 1980s and is currently published for five currencies over seven time periods (or ‘tenors’). Libor rates are determined by quotes provided by a panel of banks. For example, a three-month GBP Libor is what benchmark interest rate banks would charge each other to borrow sterling for three months. Libor is easy to use and so is found in a variety of financial products, including loans, derivatives

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