Liquidity coverage at US G-Sibs worsens in Q2

HQLA rose $18bn while projected net cash outflows jumped $29bn

The aggregate liquidity coverage ratios (LCRs) of large US banks banks dipped 1% in the second quarter of this year, following a sharp rise in projected net cash outflows.  

The eight US global systemically important bank (G-Sibs) had a combined $2.27 trillion of HQLA at end-June, up $18 billion or 0.8% on the prior quarter, and 0.5% higher than a year ago. HQLA forms the numerator for the liquidity coverage ratio.

However, the boost to HQLAs was insufficient to cover the rise in aggregate net

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