As regulators agree to a staggered review of the largest post-crisis regulatory overhaul, Practice Insight gathers the industry’s wishlist and expectations
As Deutsche Bank announces its first Sonia loan and the Loan Market Association puts out exposure draft contracts, it seems the loan market is slowly picking up pace on the Libor transition
While a consultation on changes to key information documents has been released, market participants require that clarity be established once and for all on the regime’s scope
Nearly two years after implementation, market participants discuss how increased transparency and research unbundling rules have impacted their business
The first €STR transactions have been cleared, paving the way for the industry’s transition away from Eonia. Here swaps traders explain how it's worked so far
As the new European Commission steps in, regulators and market participants reflect on how financial services rulemaking can be improved – and share their disdain for the ex-ante approach
While the landmark piece of financial regulation has certainly helped improve transparency and conduct, there are signs that it could be causing irreversible damage
With the shift to the new euro short-term rate now underway, market observers tell Practice Insight why euro markets have it easy compared to their Libor-dependent counterparts in the US and UK
As the ever-approaching transition away from interbank lending rates gains ground, UK buyside industry players reveal just how little prepared they are in an anonymous poll
As €STR, the euro short-term rate, is set to hit the market early next month, market participants say they are confident the transition from Eonia to the new rate will be fairly smooth
