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ARTICLE · 26 MARCH 2020

Banking Regulation - Regulatory Capital And Liquidity

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Consistent with other Euro-area banks following the 2008 financial crisis, customer deposits represent the single largest source of funding.

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4.1 How are banks typically funded in your jurisdiction?

Consistent with other Euro-area banks following the 2008 financial crisis, customer deposits represent the single largest source of funding. In 2016 deposits owed to customers represented 45.82% of total liabilities; this figure rose steadily to 48.84% in 2018. These deposits are sourced from non-financial and financial undertakings, private and/or retail customers, and the current accounts of investment funds. The second major area of funding for banks in Luxembourg is interbank liabilities, which represented 31.08% of total liabilities in 2018.

4.2 What minimum capital requirements apply to banks in your jurisdiction?

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