114. Why is the Most Important Number in the World Going Away?
Jul 05, 2018•27 min•Ep. 114
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Episode description
The London Interbank Offered Rate -- aka LIBOR -- is the most widely-used benchmark for short-term interest rates in the world. So if LIBOR is so popular, then why is it going away? And what's replacing it? Ming Min Lee, a principal with Oliver Wyman, has the answers.
After you listen, check out AFP's LIBOR transition plan for a rundown of the issue, plus key actions you can take now.
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