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  • 1. Introduction
  • 2. Definition and drivers of liquidity risk
  • 3. The history of liquidity regulation
  • 4. The introduction of the LCR and NSFR and perceived benefits
    • 4.1. The financial crisis led to the introduction of the LCR and the NSFR
    • 4.2. Benefits of quantitative liquidity measures
  • 5. Definition of the LCR
    • 5.1. The LCR in more detail
    • 5.2. High Quality Liquid Assets
    • 5.3. Outflows and inflows
  • 6. Effects of the LCR
    • 6.1. Bank lending
    • 6.2. Bank operations, business model and profitability
    • 6.3. Bank risk appetite and risk taking
    • 6.4. Interaction with capital regulation
    • 6.5. The effects of monetary policy on the LCR
    • 6.6. Unintended effects and operational differences after implementation of LCR
  • 7. The NSFR, its effects and interaction with the LCR
    • 7.1. Definition and effects of the NSFR
    • 7.2. Discussion on interaction and possible redundancy between LCR and NSFR
  • 8. Conclusion
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