The paper calls for doubling funding at financial regulatory agencies, including the Securities and Exchange Commission, and mandating larger capital
reserves at large banks, among other ideas.
Not exact matches
Later that same year Fed Vice President Donald Kohn, speaking
at a Shadow Open Market Committee meeting held here
at the Cato Institute, complained that «the
large volume of
reserves is contributing to the loose relationship of our deposit rate and market rates,» while assuring those present that the Fed would eventually «drain the
banking system of excess
reserves for that reason.»
It's only because the Fed has been paying IOER
at rates exceeding those on many Treasury securities, and on short - term Treasury securities especially, that
banks (especially
large domestic and foreign
banks) have chosen to hoard
reserves.
To alleviate the slowdown and offset the liquidity drain due to continuing capital outflows the People's
Bank of China, the central bank, undertook further easing measures, cutting the reserve requirement ratio by a further 50 basis points to 17 % and 15 % for large and small banks respectively at the beginning of Ma
Bank of China, the central
bank, undertook further easing measures, cutting the reserve requirement ratio by a further 50 basis points to 17 % and 15 % for large and small banks respectively at the beginning of Ma
bank, undertook further easing measures, cutting the
reserve requirement ratio by a further 50 basis points to 17 % and 15 % for
large and small
banks respectively
at the beginning of March.
Of course those views were also wrong: the
banking system can not immediately adjust to a
large injection of
reserves; even absent interest on excess
reserves, it takes decades for new
reserves to expand the money supply as lending opportunities are limited
at a given point in time.
Analysts
at Moody's Investors Service Middle East in Dubai say the issuance is credit positive for Saudi
banks because their profitability will benefit from the transfer of their
large, low - yielding
reserves of cash and placements from the Saudi Arabian Monetary Authority and other
banks to higher - yielding government Islamic bonds.
Larger banks (over $ 110.2 M) must maintain a cash
reserve of
at least 10 % of net deposits.
(Fractional
reserve banking often allows
banks to have small
reserves against which loans can then be made out for
larger amounts as usually most people do not withdraw their cash deposits
at the same time.