Chapter 7: Liquidity Risk Flashcards

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What is the maturity ladder?

A

Device for comparing cash inflows and outflows. Calculates net excess/deficit on selected maturity dates.

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How can liquidity shortfall be calculated?

A

Cash inflows - outflows on a certain date.

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3
Q

What is the downside of using contractual cash receipts?

A

They may not be accurate, may have to be risk weighted

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4
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What two factors are used in assessing asset liquidity?

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Marketability - how easily they can be sold
How easily the assets can be used as collateral for cash

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5
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What is Funding Liquidity?

A

How a firm obtains liquidity from the liability side of its balance sheet

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What is funding liquidity risk?

A

The risk that a bank will become unable to settle obligations with immediacy

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7
Q

What is liquidity gap analysis?

A

Assessing cash inflows/outflows in a bracket to view liquidity gaps in a timeframe

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8
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What is immediacy?

A

The measure of time it takes to achieve a deal in a market

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9
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What is resilience?

A

The measure of speed with which prices return to equilibrium following a large trade

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10
Q

What is the ILAA?

A

Individual Liquidity Adequacy Assessment

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What must firms subject to the ILAA provide?

A

Full review of firms liquidity, access to liquidity and composition of assets.
Review of liquidity risk management

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