South Africa is working with the London Stock Exchange to promote the offshore adoption of its new benchmark interest rate.
South Africa is working with the London Stock Exchange to convert outstanding derivatives contracts linked to the soon-to-be-discontinued rand reference rate to the country's new benchmark interest rate, aiming to boost the adoption of the new benchmark in offshore markets.
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