Liquidity gap measures the difference between a bank's maturing assets and liabilities over a specific period. It reveals potential cash shortfalls or surpluses, guiding funding strategies and risk management. Treasury teams, risk managers, and financial analysts use this metric to ensure solvency, optimize reserve levels, and meet regulatory requirements like LCR, ultimately safeguarding institutional stability.
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