Titlebook: A Quantitative Liquidity Model for Banks; Christian Schmaltz Book 2009 Gabler Verlag | Springer Fachmedien Wiesbaden GmbH, Wiesbaden 2009

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ion during the last decades, as liquidity has not been perceived as scarce. This perception has clearly changed during the ?nancial crisis 2007/2009. Facing dried interbank markets, many banks were desperately looking for liquidity. Despite its crucial role, the modeling techniques for bank liquidit

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James M. Downey,Michael V. Cohen, they form the liquidity framework. The framework is not a liquidity model but rather describes a family of models. A model is obtained by specifying the process dynamics. The framework serves as input for the next chapter where our liquidity model is presented.

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Sanaz Hafezian Razavi,Olivia Daslies. In the dichotomy ’controlling’ versus ’management’, this section is more controlling-oriented. However, it is titled ’Liquidity Management’ as it describes the management process. Particularly, it discusses where which cash flow component is managed.

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