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Liquidity Coverage Ratio improved slightly for large internationally active banks Weighted average LCR for Group 1 banks increased to 136.6% Basel Committee on Banking Supervision introduced Liquidity Coverage Ratio United States has Liquidity Coverage Ratio implemented Liquidity Coverage Ratio contributes to the growth of private credit funds Liquidity Coverage Ratio’s effect on private credit growth is comparable in magnitude to the effect of Comprehensive Capital Analysis and Review· Entity summary generated by Graphiti

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  1. Liquidity Coverage RatioINFLUENCES GROWTH OFprivate credit funds

    Liquidity Coverage Ratio contributes to the growth of private credit funds

    Current1 sourceprivate credit funds
  2. United StatesHASLiquidity Coverage Ratio

    United States has Liquidity Coverage Ratio implemented

    Current1 sourceUnited States
  3. Basel Committee on Banking SupervisionINTRODUCEDLiquidity Coverage Ratio

    Basel Committee on Banking Supervision introduced Liquidity Coverage Ratio

  4. Liquidity Coverage RatioEFFECT SIZE COMPARABLE TOComprehensive Capital Analysis and Review

    Liquidity Coverage Ratio’s effect on private credit growth is comparable in magnitude to the effect of Comprehensive Capital Analysis and Review

  5. Liquidity Coverage RatioIMPROVED SLIGHTLY FORGroup 1 banks

    Liquidity Coverage Ratio improved slightly for large internationally active banks

    Current1 sourceGroup 1 banks
  6. Liquidity Coverage RatioHAS VALUE FORGroup 1 banks

    Weighted average LCR for Group 1 banks increased to 136.6%

    Current1 sourceGroup 1 banks

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