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Derivatives participants lag behind in Libor transition, according to study

Lynn Strongin Dodds
By Lynn Strongin Dodds

Although it is less than six months away, UK derivatives participants are least prepared for the discontinuation of LIBOR in futures and options, according to a study by Acuti and […]

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