Central bank chiefs the world over have decided to give lenders a four-year extension to meet liquidity requirements, at the same time adding to the list of approved assets. “Whilst large universal banks can leverage across business units to shore up assets or raise capital to meet the requirements, boutique private banks may not have the same capabilities,” says a…
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