US LCR cash inflows dominated by secured loans

Median US systemically important bank counts secured loans as 73% of total cash inflows

Big US banks have grown the share of incoming cash from secured loans they expect to be able to rely on in a market crisis, liquidity coverage ratio (LCR) disclosures show.

The LCR requires banks to calculate their net cash outflows – the difference between incoming and outgoing cash – in a 30-day period of stress, and hold enough high-quality liquid assets (HQLA) to meet this amount. Haircuts are applied to outflows, inflows and HQLA to reflect how a firm’s funding sources and assets would be

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