Euriborstyle
Euriborstyle is a term used in financial literature to describe a hypothetical framework for European benchmark interest rates designed to improve transparency, representativeness and governance compared with traditional Euribor calculations. It is not a formal benchmark in itself but a concept discussed as a family of design choices that could be implemented individually or in combination, including expanded and diversified submissions, explicit data governance, and periodic methodological reviews.
Methodology would typically involve a panel of contributing institutions selected to reflect the euro money market,
Impact and adoption: If adopted, Euriborstyle could serve as a reference for certain loans, derivatives, and
Criticism and challenges: Like any benchmark, concerns include potential manipulation risks, the cost of governance and