The adequacy of a bank’s liquidity position is determined by which of the following factors?

• A bank’s liquidity position is considered adequate when it can meet its short-term obligations and unexpected withdrawals without incurring significant losses. • The adequacy depends on multiple factors, including: o Source of funds → Stability and reliability of deposits and borrowings. o Anticipated future funding → Ability to raise funds in future through capital markets or borrowings. o Earnings capacity (present & future) → Strong profitability supports liquidity by generating internal cash flows. o Liability management → The bank’s efficiency in managing maturities and rollovers of obligations. Thus, the adequacy of liquidity depends on all the above factors collectively.