Maintaining Continuity: BBA euroLIBOR

The proposed basis for ensuring continuity in the principal global interest reference rate (‘benchmark’) was today published, with the advent of European monetary integration. The BBA’s 300+ member banks represent a broad cross-section of national and international banking activity. In its discussion paper on the future benchmark, the BBA proposes to maintain a global reference […]

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The Global Treasurer Date published
June 06, 1997 Categories

The proposed basis for ensuring continuity in the principal global interest reference rate (‘benchmark’) was today published, with the advent of European monetary integration. The BBA’s 300+ member banks represent a broad cross-section of national and international banking activity. In its discussion paper on the future benchmark, the BBA proposes to maintain a global reference rate.

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