medium · FRM Part 2 Liquidity & Treasury Risk
A bank's 'Available Stable Funding' (ASF) includes 100 m in retail deposits. If80 m are classified as 'stable' and $20 m as 'less stable', calculate the total contribution to the ASF.
- $94.0 m
- $100.0 m
- $95.0 m
- $50.0 m
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