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FRM Part II · FRM Exam Part II · Intraday Liquidity Risk Management

Which of the following is a use of intraday liquidity that a bank should monitor as part of its intraday liquidity management?

Making time-specific payments, such as settlement obligations in payment systems, is a use of intraday liquidity because it consumes funds. Receiving settlement proceeds, pledging collateral to obtain credit and drawing a committed intraday line are all ways of obtaining liquidity, so they count as sources.

  1. AReceipt of a securities sale settlement from a counterparty
  2. BPosting of eligible collateral to obtain additional central bank intraday credit
  3. CMaking time-specific payments, such as for settlement obligations in payment systemsCorrect
  4. DDrawing on a committed intraday credit line from its central bank

Explanation

Uses are outflows and obligations that consume liquidity, such as payments in settlement systems, time-specific obligations and customer-related payments. Receipts, collateral posting to get credit and drawing lines generate or access liquidity, so they are sources.

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