The loan to deposit ratio of a bank is a measure of how much money the bank has lent out compared to how much it has in deposits. It is calculated by dividing the total loans by the total deposits. A higher ratio indicates that the bank is lending out more money relative to its deposits.
Bank's turnover means the sum of the 2 primary functions of the bank i.e lending and borrowing. Thus, it is the sum of the bank's total deposits and total advances. Deposits are the liabilities of the bank and advances are the assets of the bank. - Smriti
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Central Bank of Luxembourg was created in 1998.
The bank statement deposits for this month show the total amount of money that has been added to the account during the current month.
$47 million
Interbank deposits to total deposits is a financial ratio that measures the proportion of a bank's total deposits that are held as deposits from other banks. This ratio provides insight into the liquidity and funding structure of a bank, indicating how reliant it is on interbank funding compared to customer deposits. A higher ratio may suggest greater dependence on interbank lending, which can be a sign of vulnerability in times of financial stress. Conversely, a lower ratio indicates a stronger reliance on retail or commercial deposits from customers.
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Customers deposits in a bank are the bank's liabilities because they are OWED to the customer.
Total of Share capital, reserves and other funds and deposits is working capital of the bank but less revaluation reserve.
The four types of deposits are: Recurring, Fixed, Savings and Current Savings. Deposits refer to the summary or total of the money kept or place in a bank account.
In 1995, $2.7 trillion was held in American bank deposits