UAE banks need to hold 10% liabilities in liquid assets
Banks in the UAE will be required to comply with four so-called “liquidity ratios” to help them withstand market disruptions and avoid a cluster of debt payments, according to new central bank rules. Lenders will be required to hold 10% of their liabilities in “high-quality liquid assets” from January next…
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