shiftability theory of liquidity
- shiftability theory of liquidity
An explanation of bank liquidity that holds that a bank's capacity to meet liquidity demands is related to the volume of its assets that can be readily shifted to another bank. American Banker Glossary
Financial and business terms.
2012.
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