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1. A bank's liquidity need is one of the factors that determines total amount a commercial bank can lend to the enterprise sector *
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2. The banks' liquidity need during credit crunch period should translate to higher interest rates on loans advanced to the enterprise sector. *
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3. TSA – Treasury Single Account policy – reduces banks liquidity and thereby hampers the banks’ ability to extend credit to the enterprise sector *
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4. An increase in the CBN cash reserve ratio would reduce the commercial banks’ ability to extend credit to the enterprise sector. *
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5. The implementation of Basel 2 and Basel 3, namely (capital and Liquidity rules) in the future would limit commercial banks’ ability to grant credit to the enterprise sector –Systemically Important financial Institutions (SIFIS) inclusive. *