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Digital platforms and potential central bank digital currencies could change how stable retail deposits are as a source of bank funding. Brad Carr and Jonathan Fortun explored scenarios in which innovation affects bank balance sheets unevenly, despite banks having shifted toward more stable funding after the financial crisis. The December 2018 analysis treated these developments as emerging possibilities, with implications for liquidity management and the regulatory treatment of deposits.
Abstract
Digital platforms and potential central bank digital currencies could change how stable retail deposits are as a source of bank funding. Brad Carr and Jonathan Fortun explored scenarios in which innovation affects bank balance sheets unevenly, despite banks having shifted toward more stable funding after the financial crisis. The December 2018 analysis treated these developments as emerging possibilities, with implications for liquidity management and the regulatory treatment of deposits.
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Brad Carr, Jonathan Fortun (2018). Asymmetric Disintermediation. Institute of International Finance.