Liquidity buffers thinned at Morgan Stanley, Goldman in Q3

Lorenzo Migliorato
18 Nov 2020

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Morgan Stanley and Goldman Sachs saw their liquidity coverage ratios (LCR) slip over the third quarter as they slowed their accumulation of easy-to-sell assets.

Across the eight US global systemically important banks (G-Sibs), aggregate high-quality liquid assets (HQLAs), which make up the numerator of the LCR, edged up 3% to $2.85 trillion in Q3. Over the same period, net projected cash outflows, which make up the denominator, climbed 4% to $2.35 trillion.

At Morgan Stanley, though, HQLA

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Liquidity buffers thinned at Morgan Stanley, Goldman in Q3

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