Rethinking banks' liquidity requirements
FSI Briefs
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No
25
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19 May 2025
Highlights
- The 2023 banking turmoil underscored the complementarity of self-insurance-oriented minimum liquidity requirements and central bank liquidity support in safeguarding financial stability.
- Despite their complementary nature, these two core components of the policy framework are often treated separately.
- This paper proposes a framework bridging both components, with the objective of providing a flexible approach to address extreme liquidity stress.
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