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Liquidity Supply and Demand in Banking by Filthy Rich is a document available to read on EtoBox.
The supplies of liquidity for a commercial bank are incoming customer deposits, revenues from non-deposit services, customer loan repayments, sales of bank assets, and borrowings from the money market. The demands for liquidity are customer deposit withdrawals, credit requests from quality loan customers, repayment of non-deposit borrowings, operating expenses and taxes, and payment of stockholder dividends.
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- Filthy Rich
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