December 17: DvD Insights - Liquidity Risk Lessons from the Credit Crisis: “Core” Deposits Aren’t “Core”
Location: Honolulu
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Date: Thursday, December 17, 2009
One of the most important lessons from the credit crisis is that so called “core deposits,” consumer savings and demand deposits, aren’t really “core” when you most need them, when the bank is in trouble. This post gives some examples from the credit crisis and discusses implications for best practice liquidity risk and interest rate risk management.
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