UAE banks told to hold ‘10% liabilities in liquid assets’ from 1 Jan
Banks in the United Arab Emirates have been told they must hold the equivalent of 10% of their liabilities in “high quality” liquid assets, such as cash, central bank certificates of deposit and UAE government bonds, beginning in January. The UAE Central Bank issued the new liquid assets ratio requirement…
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