How well do you know Liquidity Risk Management Governance?
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What is the purpose of the Asset-Liability Management Committee (ALCO)?

  • To implement the liquidity risk management strategy of the bank (correct)
  • To evaluate the overall risks faced by the bank including credit risk
  • To manage the operational risk of the bank
  • To oversee the market risk of the bank
  • What is the difference between stock approach and flow approach in measuring liquidity risk?

  • Stock approach looks at the intrinsic liquidity profile of a bank, while flow approach is an indicator of past action
  • Stock approach looks at the liquidity requirements of different time periods, while flow approach calculates ratios to compare to benchmarks
  • Stock approach calculates ratios to compare to benchmarks, while flow approach looks at the liquidity requirements of different time periods (correct)
  • Stock approach is used for on-balance sheet positions, while flow approach is used for off-balance sheet positions
  • What is the role of the Asset Liability Management (ALM) Support Group?

  • To report to the Board and evaluate overall risks faced by the bank
  • To identify and define liquidity risk exposures for each major position
  • To prepare forecasts and recommend action needed to maintain liquidity position (correct)
  • To set the bank's explicit liquidity risk tolerance
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