Bundesbank paper explores liquidity shock transmission

Liquidity management across global banks an important factor

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Deutsche Bundesbank

The structure of banks' balance sheets and the possibility of liquidity management between parent enterprises and their international subsidiaries are "important" factors in determining the transmission of liquidity shocks across institutions, according to a discussion paper published by the Deutsche Bundesbank.

In International banking and liquidity risk transmission: lessons from across countries, Claudia Buch and Linda Goldberg warn that "we know little about the actual magnitudes and

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