41. Intraday liquidity management (LCR, Basel III)

Definition

As stated in Principle 8 of the Sound Principles, a bank should actively manage its intraday liquidity positions and risks to meet payment and settlement obligations on a timely basis under both normal and stressed conditions and thus contribute to the smooth functioning of payment and settlement systems. Banks and regulators should be aware that the LCR stress scenario does not cover expected or unexpected intraday liquidity needs.

Related terms:

Parent term:

(2) Operational requirements (LCR, Basel III)

Sibling terms:

28. Purpose of the operational requirements (LCR, Basel III)
29. Manifestation of the liquidity (LCR, Basel III)
30. Regular asset monetisation (LCR, Basel III)
31. Unencumbered characteristics of the assets (LCR, Basel III)
32. Influence of operational capability to monetise (LCR, Basel III)
33. Demonstrability of the stock control (LCR, Basel III)
34. Hedge impact (LCR, Basel III)
35. HQLA management (LCR, Basel III)
36. Consolidation of the assets (LCR, Basel III)
37. Impediments to the asset transfer (LCR, Basel III)
38. Asset classes traded in the market of limited size (LCR, Basel III)
39. Rehypothecated assets (LCR, Basel III)
40. Derivatives transaction collateral (LCR, Basel III)
42. Currency localisation and currency exchange risks (LCR, Basel III)
43. Mitigation period for the asset replacement (LCR, Basel III)