China leads global banks’ LCR retreat in 2025
Twenty-one of 29 G-Sibs reported lower liquidity ratios than the previous year
Sharp declines in liquidity coverage ratios (LCRs) across banks in China, Japan and Switzerland pushed the global average down to 151% in 2025, a fall of 0.4 percentage points year on year, according to a Risk Quantum analysis of 103 banks.
Across the sample of 13 jurisdictions, more than 50 lenders reported year-on-year declines, pointing to growing divergence in liquidity positions among global
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