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United Kingdom November 22 2019

LIBOR transition: FCA statement and Q&As on conduct risk

The FCA has published a webpage on conduct risk during LIBOR transition, including some Q&As for firms.

The FCA summarises the impact of LIBOR transition for firms and, in this context, provides Q&As for firms, relating to:

• governance and accountability;

• replacing LIBOR with alternative rates in existing contracts and products, and treating customers fairly;

• offering new products with risk-free rates or alternative rates;

• communicating with customers about LIBOR and alternative rates and products; and

• firms investing on customers' behalf and LIBOR transition.


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