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How is BBA LIBOR produced? And published?
The British Bankers’ Association (BBA), advised by senior market practitioners, maintains a reference panel of at least 8 contributor banks. For a full current list of which banks are contributing to each panel please see link at the bottom of the page.

The aim is to produce a reference panel of banks which reflects the balance of the market – by country and by type of institution. Individual banks are selected within this guiding principle on the basis of reputation, scale of market activity and perceived expertise in the currency concerned.

The BBA surveys the panel’s market activity and publishes their market quotes on–screen. The top quartile and bottom quartile market quotes are disregarded and the middle two quartiles are averaged: the resulting “spot fixing” is the BBA LIBOR rate.

The quotes from all panel banks are published on–screen to ensure transparency. For a full description of the process please see the link at the bottom of the page.

BBA LIBOR fixings are provided in ten currencies:

BBA Libor fixing currencies table Currency Name ISO 4217 currency code (* see note)
Pound Sterling GBP
US Dollar USD
Japanese Yen JPY
Swiss Franc CHF
Canadian Dollar CAD
Australian Dollar AUD
Euro (** see note) EUR
Danish Kroner DKK
Swedish Krona SEK
New Zealand Dollar NZD

Note:
(*) This is an international standard describing three letter codes to define the names of currencies established by the International Organization for Standardization (ISO).

(**) BBA EUR LIBOR is the successor BBA LIBOR fixing for the eurozone legacy currencies, which ceased to be fixed at the beginning of 1999.