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Paper calls for action on payment ‘free-riding’ in Colombia

Country’s financial corporations most likely to prefer to rely on others’ liquidity to fund payments

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Colombian financial corporations hoard liquidity in the country’s large-value payment system (LVPS), intentionally delaying payments until they can fund them with payments received from other participants, according to a new paper published in the Journal of Financial Market Infrastructure.

There is also evidence of this payment strategy being used by banks, brokers and trust companies, but the

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