A Measure That Can Be Used to Determine Whether Banks

question 18

Multiple Choice

A measure that can be used to determine whether banks have sufficient liquidity is the liquidity coverage ratio. A bank is considered to have sufficient liquidity when this ratio is

• A)greater than 1.
• B)equal to 1.
• C)less than 1.
• D)equal to 0.

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