Certificate of completion issued to
Joao Oliveira
For completing
LIBOR & IBOR Transition Pathway
Completion date
18 Nov 2022
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About LIBOR & IBOR Transition Pathway
17 Learning modules
4 hours of learning
4.8 rating
Competent level
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.
In this pathway
Understand the history of LIBOR and IBOR
Explore the reasons behind the transition
Understand the timelines for the transition process
Pathway experts
Lindsey Matthews
Banking and Risk Management Specialist
Lindsey Matthews is the Chief Risk Officer of the Universities Superannuation Scheme and a Governor at the CFA Institute. He was previously Chair of the Board of Directors at CFA UK and spent the vast majority of his career at UBS. Lindsey is also a Visiting fellow at ICMA Centre, Henley Business School, University of Reading.
Peter Eisenhardt
Financial Markets Specialist
Peter has over 30 years experience working in banking. He has held several senior positions in international investment banks. Peter is now the Secretary General of the International Council of Securities Associations
John Ewan
Capital Markets Practitioner
John Ewan has over 20 years of experience managing financial benchmarks in every major market across asset classes, with direct experience of managing regulated benchmarks and indices since 2013. Currently, John scopes, develops and implements compliance solutions for Treasury, FX rates and FICC. He has a strong track record of implementing reform, management, and commercialisation of benchmarks and indices.
Keith Mullin
Capital Markets Editor
Keith Mullin is the founder and director of KM Capital Markets, a media and thought-leadership consultancy. He spent the past 35 years working in specialist capital markets media and has had a ring-side seat at all of the major market events. Prior to setting up KM Capital Markets in 2017, Keith worked at Thomson Reuters.
James Eves
Equity Capital Markets Practitioner
Career banker with over 25 years working in investment banking. James has worked in many aspects of banking including equity capital markets, origination, IPOs and hybrid capital.