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Question 26

Question 26

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  -What are the possible ways that the bank can meet an expected net deposit drain of +4 percent using purchased liquidity management techniques? A) Utilize further the Fed funds market. B) Utilize repurchase agreements. C) Liquidate all cash holdings. D) All of the above. E) Answers A and B only.
-What are the possible ways that the bank can meet an expected net deposit drain of +4 percent using purchased liquidity management techniques?


A) Utilize further the Fed funds market.
B) Utilize repurchase agreements.
C) Liquidate all cash holdings.
D) All of the above.
E) Answers A and B only.

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