Liquidity refers to the ability to meet due obligations. It is
the conversion of assets into cash within a year. Banks are highly leveraged
institutions. When the bank is unable to liquidate its assets in case of need, it
is running a liquidity risk. The liquid asset of a bank balance sheet comprises the following;
Core deposits; constitute the demand...
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