Morgan Stanley LCR dips
Increased lending commitments boost net cash outflows
Morgan Stanley’s liquidity coverage ratio (LCR) dived seven percentage points in the first quarter following a ramp-up in its Institutional Securities business.
The investment bank’s LCR fell from 128% to 121% quarter-on-quarter. A $6.7 billion increase in net cash outflows, which make up the denominator of the ratio, was highlighted by the bank as the cause of the drop.
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