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Subject: even as European banks deleverage, they are trying to build up their liquidity buffers. gen. Ребят, помогите, пожалуйста.This seems paradoxical. If European banks hold so many dollars in America, why is a shortage of dollars in Europe driving up LIBOR, the rate at which banks are willing to lend to one another, and prompting deleveraging and asset sales? One reason is that the banks most desperate for dollars are not the ones with big American subsidiaries. Another is that even as European banks deleverage, they are trying to build up their liquidity buffers. And reserves are an attractive vehicle for that: they are one of the world’s few remaining risk-free assets, and at 0.25%, they pay more than Treasury bills. не смотря на то, что европейские банки снижают долю долгового финансирования, они пытаются создать свои резервы ликвидности?
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