Forbes contributors publish independent expert analyses and insights. I am a professor of finance at Texas McCombs. London Interbank Offer Rate (LIBOR) is dying a slow but predictable death. After ...

Libor, linked to about $350 trillion worth of financial products, will be replaced by an alternate pricing benchmark for everything from mortgages to credit cards. Replacing Libor will be lengthy and ...

Bankers used it until the end. Regulators say good riddance after its infamous fall. By Lananh Nguyen and Jeanna Smialek The London interbank offered rate, a number that spent decades as a central ...

Wall Street is struggling to find a replacement for Libor, the scandal-plagued interest rate that governs debt and contracts worth $200 trillion, including consumer mortgages and loans. Time is now ...

It’s time to stop “postponement syndrome” over the expiration of the London interbank offered rate. There can be no more stalling. In March, Federal Reserve Vice Chair for Supervision Randal Quarles ...

Two summers ago, the head of Britain’s Financial Conduct Authority, Andrew Bailey, made news when he announced that LIBOR – the leading benchmark for setting global interest rates – had a ...