Archives - LIBOR and other benchmarks
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6 November 2015 FSB releases progress report on reducing misconduct risk in the finance industry
FSB releases update on actions to reduce misconduct risks in the financial industry. -
6 November 2015 Measures to reduce misconduct risk
Update on the FSB-coordinated work on addressing misconduct in the financial industry. -
1 October 2015 Foreign Exchange Benchmarks: Report on progress in implementing the September 2014 recommendations
FSB report on progress implementing the 2014 recommendations on reforms to foreign exchange benchmarks. -
1 October 2015 FSB releases progress report on FX benchmark reforms
FSB reports on progress in meeting the 2014 recommendations on reforms to foreign exchange benchmarks. -
25 September 2015 Meeting of the Financial Stability Board in London on 25 September
FSB plenary meets to discuss policy measures to end too-big-to-fail, concerns on market liquidity, shadow banking, derivatives, misconduct risks, audit and climate change. -
9 July 2015 Progress in Reforming Major Interest Rate Benchmarks – Interim Report
This report describes progress as at July 2015 in implementing the FSB’s recommendations to enhance existing major interest rate benchmarks and to develop risk-free rate benchmarks. -
9 July 2015 FSB publishes an interim report on Progress in Reforming Major Interest Rate Benchmarks
The FSB publishes an interim report on progress in reforming existing major interest rate benchmarks (such as LIBOR, EURIBOR and TIBOR) and in developing alternative risk-free rate benchmarks. -
26 March 2015 FSB Plenary meets in Frankfurt, Germany
The press notice following the meeting summarises the decisions made and issues discussed. -
30 September 2014 Final Report on Foreign Exchange Benchmarks
This report sets out reform recommendations for major FX benchmark rates, responding to concerns around the integrity of these rates. -
30 September 2014 FSB releases its Final Report on Foreign Exchange Benchmarks
This report sets out a number of recommendations for reform in the FX markets and in the benchmark rates that have been identified as pre-eminent by market participants.