2016 AFIR-ERM Colloquium – Edinburgh, United Kingdom
31 May-2 June 2016
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What is Funding Liquidity Risk and how can a Bank Manage it?
• Funding liquidity risk was the biggest risk that banks faced during the financial crisis in 2007/08.
• Funding liquidity risk is entrenched within the banking system. Banks are exposed to this risk and must manage it.
• Iain will look at why a retail bank faces funding liquidity risk and how it can be incorporated into a bank's fund transfer pricing.
Speaker: Iain Ritchie, Heriot Watt
• Funding liquidity risk is entrenched within the banking system. Banks are exposed to this risk and must manage it.
• Iain will look at why a retail bank faces funding liquidity risk and how it can be incorporated into a bank's fund transfer pricing.
Speaker: Iain Ritchie, Heriot Watt
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