
This chart displays the current UK Base and LIBOR rates. To get more information move your mouse pointer over the chart.
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source: Bank of England / British Bankers' Association
Libor rates from BBA are not compounded rates but are calculated on the basis of actual days in funding period/360. Therefore the formula is as follows: interest due = principal x (libor rate/100) x (actual no of days in interest period/360). Please note that for GBP) the calculation basis is 365 days. It is also important to work out the exact/actual number of days in the funding period which is not always 90 days for a 3 month deposit but could e.g. be 89 or 91 days. If you have a funding period of, for example, 45 days you could extrapolate between the 1 and the 2 month rate to arrive at the correct BBA LIBOR rate.
These are the UK Base and LIBOR figures that correspond with the adjacent chart.
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