IBOR Transition
LIBOR is an interest rate benchmark which has been phased out. No new loan facilities are able to use LIBOR. As of 1 October 2024, there are no remaining LIBOR settings being published. There is still some ongoing work on the transition of legacy LIBOR facilities and there is work to do in transitioning IBORs in a number of currencies and strengthening fallbacks to remaining IBORs (namely EURIBOR). The LMA continues to work with the market, other trade associations and the regulators on RFR transition and will continue to keep the market updated through this microsite as well as regular blogs.
Latest News
LMA publishes documents on EURIBOR and interbank term rate fallbacks
On 17 December 2024, we published a package of documentation to assist with the implementation of robust EURIBOR fallbacks including: single currency euro exposure drafts; exposure draft wording for the Bloomberg EURIBOR-€STR Spread; and a guidance note on fallbacks to interbank term rates and LMA documentation.
We are requesting feedback on the exposure draft documentation, particularly in respect of its use in practice, by close of business on Friday 28 February 2025.
Poland: WIFR- chosen to replace WIBOR benchmark
The Steering Committee of the National Working Group (NWG SC) has published its decision to select WIRF– as the key interest rate benchmark replacing the WIBOR benchmark. This follows the previous selection of the WIRON benchmark.
Click here to access the NWG SC’s announcement.