Taiwan Financial Institutions' Liquid Reserve Ratio Edges Down to 23.45% in September
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The actual liquid reserve ratio of financial institutions in Taiwan slipped to 23.45% in September, down 0.07 percentage points from the previous month, according to data from the Central Bank of the Republic of China (Taiwan) on Wednesday.
Liabilities subject to liquid reserve requirements totaled NT$56.473 trillion during the month, with deposits accounting for 98.52% of the total at NT$$55.638 trillion. Based on the statutory minimum liquid reserve ratio of 10%, the required liquid reserves amounted to NT$5.647 trillion.
Actual liquid reserve assets held by financial institutions totaled NT$13.2423 trillion, up by NT$96.4 billion from August.
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