The central bank announced that it will charge an interest rate of -0.1 % for
excess reserves parked at the bank by financial institutions.
Not exact matches
It also left unchanged the 0.1 percent interest it charges to a portion of
excess reserves that financial institutions
park with the central bank.
The difficulty comes from the distribution of
excess reserves within the system (banks borrowing at the TLTROs are not the same as those
parking the liquidity at the ECB)[3].
These include paying banks to keep funds
parked with the Fed (called «Interest On
Excess Reserves») or though a different, more complex method of swapping Fed - held debt for bank cash holdings (called a «Reverse Repo» agreement).