retail deposits
noun[plural]
ukusBANKING,FINANCE
moneythat thecustomersofretailbankshave intheiraccounts:
Foreignbanksarebannedfromacceptingretaildeposits, andtheirabilityto takecommercialdepositsishighlycircumscribed.
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core deposits
Examplesofretail deposits
retail deposits
The bank has a market share byretaildepositsbelow 1%.
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This example is from Wikipedia and may be reused under a CC BY-SA license.The bank has a market share byretaildepositsbelow 3%.
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Wikipedia
This example is from Wikipedia and may be reused under a CC BY-SA license.This meant banks had fewer sources of funds to turn to, although an increase inretaildepositsover this period provided some offset.
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This example is from Wikipedia and may be reused under a CC BY-SA license.In part this has reflected the increased attractiveness of interest-bearing bank deposits relative to otherretaildeposits.
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Thirdly, we are considering the future of the clearing banks' cash ratio and also collecting and publishing an additional series for bankingretaildeposits.
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If they regularly take someretaildepositsthen they would need authorisation.
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A prudent financial institution, particularly a smaller one, will always ensure that it has moreretaildepositsthan retail lendings.
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