Singapore to end Sibor by 2024

Multi-rate approach ditched after failed efforts to enhance Sibor

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Singapore is set to phase out publication of its key interbank interest rate benchmark within three to four years, with the market to shift to using the new overnight rate.

A report released on July 29 by three industry committees recommends the discontinuation of the one-month and three-month tenors of the Singapore interbank offered rate (Sibor) – benchmarks widely used in the loan market – by some time in 2024.

The report also proposes that six-month Sibor should be discontinued after the

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