2012-10-01 — reuters.com
``The report recommends a balance. Banks should keep on submitting rates, but will need to show Libor's supervisors how these tally with actual market data. To make sure this data is credible, a greater number of banks will report the 20 most-frequently traded maturities and currencies, instead of 150. And to ensure that banks won't look vulnerable if they submit high rates, the individual submissions made by banks will not be published for three months.''
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