We do not publish official Term SONIA rates, but our forward curves help estimate equivalent 1M, 3M, and 6M SONIA projections based on market expectations. 🔗 View Term SONIA from LSEG
SONIA (Sterling Overnight Index Average) is the Bank of England’s official overnight interest rate. It reflects the average rate paid by banks to borrow unsecured sterling overnight. SONIA is widely used as a benchmark for pricing interest rate swaps, floating-rate loans, and other sterling-denominated instruments.
SONIA swap rates are fixed interest rates exchanged against floating SONIA in GBP interest rate swaps. They’re used to price derivatives, loans, and infrastructure debt, and are also critical for calculating the mark-to-market (MTM)value of existing swap contracts.
Yes, SONIA is considered a base rate in the sense that it forms the foundation for many financial products in sterling markets. However, unlike the Bank Rate (which is a policy rate), SONIA is a market-derived rate reflecting real overnight lending activity.
Compounded SONIA is calculated by compounding daily SONIA fixings over a specific period (e.g., 3 months). This backward-looking method captures the effect of daily interest accruals and is commonly used in loan agreements and swap contracts that reference compounded interest.
Official Term SONIA rates are published by authorized benchmark administrators such as LSEG (Refinitiv) and CME. These forward-looking rates are based on derivatives market pricing and are typically used in cash products where known in-advance rates are preferred.
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