libor | first tuesday Journal

Guidance for the LIBOR transition

by Carrie B. Reyes | Jul 19, 2020 | Finance, Fundamentals | 0

The time is now for financial institutions to begin planning the transition away from the LIBOR.

Another Libor banker bites the dust

by Jeffery Marino | Oct 29, 2013 | Real Estate | 1

Rabobank admitted to criminal wrongdoing this week for their part in the Libor scandal.

UK’s handover of Libor is largely symbolic

by ft Editorial Staff | Jul 25, 2013 | Real Estate | 0

The NYSE takeover of Libor allows the UK to wash its hands of the scandal…

Libor’s new “independent” administrator

by Jeffery Marino | Jul 15, 2013 | Real Estate | 0

Last we reported on the Libor scandal, several no-name bankers involved in the rate rigging were being arrested. All’s been quiet on the Libor front, business as usual until now.

The votes are in: bank CEOs ought to be criminally prosecuted

by Jeffery Marino | Feb 17, 2013 | Finance, Laws and Regulations, Reader Polls, Real Estate | 1

Readers weigh in on topics affecting the California real estate industry.

Do the Libor arrests herald justice?

by Jeffery Marino | Dec 20, 2012 | Laws and Regulations, Loan Products, Real Estate | 7

In the world of high finance, it looks like hell has frozen over.

Can the Libor be fixed?

by Jeffery Marino | Oct 11, 2012 | Interest Rates, Loan Products, Real Estate | 0

If “fixed” is defined as “rigged” or “illegally prearranged,” then yes, it certainly can.

Libor and you—a match made in. . .

by Jeffery Marino | Aug 12, 2012 | Feature Articles, Interest Rates, Loan Products, Real Estate | 0

What’s Libor got to do with it? Learn the origins of the Libor and how it affects California real estate agents and brokers as well as the greater U.S. economy.