deposit liabilities
noun[plural]
BANKINGukusmoneythat isreceivedby abankfrompeopleorcompaniesand that thebankwill have topayback in thefuture
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deposit liabilities
As a loan is paid back through reductions in the demanddepositliabilitiesthe bank owes to a customer, that commercial bank money disappears from existence.
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This example is from Wikipedia and may be reused under a CC BY-SA license.The banks of this country normally try to maintain a minimum ratio of 10 per cent. between their cash reserves and theirdepositliabilities.
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Their balance sheets contain loans and other assets of long maturity anddepositliabilities, many of which can be recalled at short or no notice.
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Moreover, the great increase indepositliabilitiesmeans that larger outgoings in interest are paid by the banks to depositors.
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Normally, the joint stock banks maintain a minimum ratio of 10 per cent. between their cash reserves anddepositliabilities.
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Normally the joint stock banks in this country try to maintain a minimum ratio of 10 per cent, between their cash reserves and theirdepositliabilities.
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