About LIBOR & IBOR Transition Pathway

This pathway begins with Peter Eisenhardt’s introductory LIBOR series, where he outlines floating rates and how LIBOR became so widely used. By the end of the pathway you will understand the history of IBORs and provide clarity on the IBOR transition process. Join Keith Mullin and John Ewan towards the latter end of the pathway as they explain why LIBOR had to be replaced, and the timelines for doing so.

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Lindsey Matthews

30 years: Risk management & derivatives trading

Lindsey runs Perfordiant, an investment risk and performance consulting firm. He has worked in financial markets since 1992. Lindsey became an MD in fixed income and equities, ran a Risk function, and was on the management team of an Asset Management fintech business. Lindsey is now a Visiting Fellow at the Henley Business School, and resides on the board of CFA UK.