Bank Bill Swap Rate (BBSW)
Bank Bill Swap Rate (BBSW) is an interbank benchmark-rate concept used to price loans, derivatives, and floating-rate instruments.
Regional IBOR-family benchmark terms such as Euribor, BBSW, HIBOR, TIBOR, MIBOR, JIBAR, and SIBOR.
Global interbank offered-rate families are regional benchmark names historically used to quote or reference unsecured bank funding rates in different currencies and markets. They matter because the same broad IBOR label can hide different administrators, currencies, maturities, panel rules, publication times, reforms, and legal fallback requirements.
Use this landing page as an orientation layer within Interbank Benchmarks, then move into Bank Bill Swap Rate (BBSW), EURIBOR, and Hong Kong Interbank Offered Rate (HIBOR) when a narrower term controls the contract or valuation question.
| Area | Use it when the question is about |
|---|---|
| Bank Bill Swap Rate (BBSW) | the exact benchmark family, administrator, or fallback clause. |
| EURIBOR | the curve input, maturity point, or term-structure interpretation. |
| Hong Kong Interbank Offered Rate (HIBOR) | the publication source, index mechanics, or rate-setting convention. |
| IBOR | the narrower article owns the contract evidence or valuation input. |
| Interbank Offered Rates | the exact benchmark family, administrator, or fallback clause. |
Euribor and TIBOR are both benchmark-rate families, but they belong to different currencies, administrators, and market conventions. A cross-border loan agreement must identify the exact benchmark and fallback, not just say it uses an interbank rate.
For decision-grade work, compare the rate label with IOSCO Principles for Financial Benchmarks, EMMI Euribor overview, and Bank of England SONIA benchmark. Use the official administrator, regulator, or central-bank source required by the contract when the stakes are legal, accounting, valuation, or settlement related.
This page is for financial education only. It does not provide investment, legal, tax, accounting, or trading advice, and it should not be used as a substitute for the governing contract, official rate administrator, or qualified professional review.
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Bank Bill Swap Rate (BBSW) is an interbank benchmark-rate concept used to price loans, derivatives, and floating-rate instruments.
EURIBOR is an interbank benchmark-rate concept used to price loans, derivatives, and floating-rate instruments.
Hong Kong Interbank Offered Rate (HIBOR) is an interbank benchmark-rate concept used to price loans, derivatives, and floating-rate instruments.
IBOR is an interbank benchmark-rate concept used to price loans, derivatives, and floating-rate instruments.
Interbank Offered Rates is an interbank benchmark-rate concept used to price loans, derivatives, and floating-rate instruments.
Johannesburg Interbank Average Rate (JIBAR) is an interbank benchmark-rate concept used to price loans, derivatives, and floating-rate instruments.
LIBID is an interbank benchmark-rate concept used to price loans, derivatives, and floating-rate instruments.
LIMEAN is an interbank benchmark-rate concept used to price loans, derivatives, and floating-rate instruments.
Mumbai Interbank Offer Rate (MIBOR) is an interbank benchmark-rate concept used to price loans, derivatives, and floating-rate instruments.
SIBOR refers to the Singapore interbank offered rate benchmark used in Singapore-dollar loan and derivative contracts.
TIBOR (Tokyo Interbank Offer Rate) is an interbank benchmark-rate concept used to price loans, derivatives, and floating-rate instruments.