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Bank liquidity is the ability to obtain cash or use readily convertible assets to meet near-term obligations such as deposit withdrawals and payments.
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The U.S. Liquidity Coverage Ratio applies to covered Board-regulated institutions rather than identically to every U.S. bank.
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For institutions subject to the Federal Reserve LCR rule, the required liquidity coverage ratio is generally at least 1.0.
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The LCR is calculated as the institution’s high-quality liquid asset amount divided by its total net cash outflow amount.