Australia regulator rejects liquidity facility for use under NSFR

Apra says that an RBA liquidity line cannot be used for NSFR

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Australia's banking regulator has given a clear indication that it is not prepared to allow a liquidity line from the country's central bank to help meet new stable funding requirements from the Basel Committee.

A committed liquidity facility (CLF) was established in order to help banks meet their commitments under the liquidity coverage ratio (LCR). Under this arrangement, banks can secure a commitment from the Reserve Bank of Australia (RBA) to provide liquidity against a range of assets under

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