- The Economist (2023)

The scandal-ridden benchmark is a relic of a previous era. By 2012 LIBOR set the rates for contracts governing some $550 trillion, more than seven times global GDP. Yet ever since then, LIBOR has been on the decline. | Finance & economics

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