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Net Stable Funding Ratio


The ratio of available stable funding, ASF, (at disposal of an entity) to its required stable funding (RSF) over a one year period:

NSFR = Total available stable funding/ total required stable funding

NSFR = total ASF/ total RSF

The ratio has to be larger than, or at least equal to, 100%.

It aims to support financial stability by helping banks and financial institutions to ensure that funding shocks do not significantly drive up the probability of distress at individual level,  and hence a potentially higher systemic risk. The ratio is figured out under a stressed scenario. Available stable funding includes items such as equity capital, preferred stock with a maturity over one year, and liabilities with an expected maturity exceeding one year.



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