liquidity gap
1liquidity gap — or liquidity gap risk See liquidity mismatch. American Banker Glossary …
2Liquidity Gap — The difference between a firm s assets and a firm s liabilities, caused by said assets and liabilities not sharing the same properties. This gap can be positive or negative, depending on if the firm has more assets than liabilities or vice versa …
3liquidity gap or liquidity gap risk — See liquidity mismatch. American Banker Glossary …
4liquidity gap risk — liquidity gap or liquidity gap risk See liquidity mismatch. American Banker Glossary …
5liquidity mismatch — or liquidity mismatch risk The expected amount of liquidity risk based on the mismatch between contractual amounts and dates for inflows and outflows. Also called funding gap, liquidity gap, or term liquidity risk. One of the three primary… …
6liquidity mismatch risk — liquidity mismatch or liquidity mismatch risk The expected amount of liquidity risk based on the mismatch between contractual amounts and dates for inflows and outflows. Also called funding gap, liquidity gap, or term liquidity risk. One of the… …
7gap — A term used by technicians to describe a jump or drop in prices; i.e., prices skipped a trading range. Gaps are usually filled at a later date. The CENTER ONLINE Futures Glossary (1) As a measurement of exposure to interest rate risk, the amount… …
8Gap Analysis — 1) The process through which a company compares its actual performance to its expected performance to determine whether it is meeting expectations and using its resources effectively. Gap analysis seeks to answer the questions where are we?… …
9Interest Rate Gap — The difference between fixed rate liabilities and fixed rate assets. Interest rate gap is a measurement of exposure to interest rate risk. The interest rate gap is used to show the risk of exposure and is used by financial institutions and… …
10cash flow gap — The difference between cash inflows and cash outflows in a defined time period. Also called liquidity gap. American Banker Glossary …
