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Published on Monday, April 3, 2017

The ECB’s liquidity: no-one will die of thirst

Liquidity is to banks as water is to humans: essential for life. A liquidity crisis is usually symptomatic of more deep-seated problems, and in many cases leads eventually to bankruptcy.

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Ana RubioBBVA Regulation - Head of Financial Regulation

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Europe

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Banks
Central Banks

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ECB
Banking

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