The Telegraph reports Wheatley is to announce a review of the system, which came under scrutiny after revelations of fixing earlier this year.
He is set to announce major reforms to the watt LIBOR is set, the report added.
Wheatley will say despite evidence of “shocking behaviour” by “unscrupulous traders” the current set up can be fixed.
“The disturbing events we have uncovered in the manipulation of Libor have severely damaged our confidence and our trust – it has torn the very fabric that our financial system is built on,” Wheatley will say in a speech at Mansion House after his report on the issue is published later today.
He will recommend the new Financial Conduct Authority, of which he will become chief executive, should be given responsibility for LIBOR.
