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It’s the London Interbank Offered Rate. It’s there to provide a sort of standard interest rate and banks index the rate they pay or charge depositors or borrowers to this rate. (So if Libor goes up, banks charge higher interest rates and vice versa). It was invented to provide a level of standardisation between banks.
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