International Securities Market and LIMEAN: Difference between pages

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Formerly and informally a guess at the average of LIBOR and LIBID. Use of this term is deprecated.

For the reasons discussed in the article on LIBID, there is no observed rate and LIMEAN is often taken as 1/16th % less than LIBOR.

In an analogy with London Inter-Bank Offered Rate, LIMEAN is sometimes expanded as London Inter-bank Mean rate.

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-''London Stock Exchange (LSE)''.
+Formerly and informally a guess at the average of LIBOR and LIBID. Use of this term is deprecated.
-(ISM).
+For the reasons discussed in the article on LIBID, there is no observed rate and LIMEAN is often taken as 1/16th % less than LIBOR.
-The International Securities Market operates alongside the LSE's other markets.
+In an analogy with London Inter-Bank Offered Rate, LIMEAN is sometimes expanded as London Inter-bank Mean rate.
-It is an exchange-regulated multilateral trading facility market for primary debt and aimed at institutional and professional investors worldwide.
+== See also ==
+* [[LIBID]]
+* [[LIBOR]]
+* [[London inter-bank mean rate ]]
+* [[Mean]]
-== See also ==
+[[Category:Manage_risks]]
-* [[London Stock Exchange]]
-* [[Primary market]]
-* [[United Kingdom]]