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Cash Reserve RatioCRRअनिवार्य नगद मौज्दात अनुपातThe share of a bank's total deposits that it must keep as a balance in its account with Nepal Rastra Bank. It is both a liquidity safeguard and a monetary policy tool.RatioLiquidityCredit to Core Capital plus Deposit RatioCCD Ratioकर्जा–प्राथमिक पुँजी तथा निक्षेप अनुपातThe former NRB lending limit that compared a bank's total credit with the sum of its core capital and local-currency deposits. It was replaced by the Credit to Deposit (CD) ratio.RatioLiquidityCredit to Deposit RatioCD Ratioकर्जा–निक्षेप अनुपातThe ratio of a bank's total loans and advances to its total deposits. NRB caps it to stop banks lending out more than a safe share of their deposit base.RatioLiquidityExcess Liquidityअधिक तरलताA situation in which banks hold more loanable funds and reserves than they can lend or invest profitably, beyond what regulation and prudence require.LiquidityInterbank Rateअन्तरबैंक दरThe interest rate at which banks and financial institutions lend short-term funds to one another. NRB uses the weighted average interbank rate of BFIs as the operating target of monetary policy.LiquidityLiquid Assetsतरल सम्पत्तिAssets that a bank can convert into cash quickly and with little loss, such as cash in vault, balances with NRB and other banks, call money and government securities.LiquidityLiquidity Crunchतरलता अभावA situation in which banks run short of loanable funds, so interbank rates rise, lending slows and banks compete for deposits.LiquidityLiquidity Managementतरलता व्यवस्थापनThe way a bank plans and controls its cash, liquid assets and funding so that it can meet withdrawals and payment obligations on time at reasonable cost, while still earning on idle funds.LiquidityStatutory Liquidity RatioSLRवैधानिक तरलता अनुपातThe minimum share of domestic deposits that a bank must hold in specified liquid assets such as government securities, cash in vault and its CRR balance with NRB.RatioLiquidity