LCR Calculator (Liquidity Coverage Ratio)
FinanceCalculate the liquidity coverage ratio (LCR), a bank regulatory measure comparing high quality liquid assets to expected net cash outflows over 30 days.
Liquidity Coverage Ratio
High quality liquid assets as a percentage of projected 30-day net cash outflows
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Frequently Asked Questions
What LCR do banks need to maintain?
Under Basel III rules, banks are generally required to maintain an LCR of at least 100 percent, meaning enough liquid assets to cover 30 days of stressed cash outflows.
What does an LCR below 100 percent mean?
An LCR below 100 percent means the bank does not hold enough high quality liquid assets to cover its projected 30-day net cash outflows under stress, falling short of the regulatory minimum.
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