Federal Reserve halts Bank Term Funding Program (BTFP) a year after inception, citing improved regional bank conditions and ongoing support through alternative liquidity channels. Existing BTFP loans to continue until program closure, with access to discount window maintained for liquidity needs amidst evolving interest rate conditions. Adjustment of interest rates on new BTFP loans to match prevailing rates aims to ensure continued program support while highlighting importance of alternative liquidity channels. To know more, read the full article on #theenterprise #FederalReserve #BTFP #BankingProgram #LiquiditySupport #InterestRate#globalbusiness #theenterprisenews #followformore #global #finance
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Today's H.4.1 report unveiled an increase of approximately $4 billion in the Federal Reserve's secondary credit discount window. Banks utilizing this facility have a maximum of 60 days to repay, and there's a possibility that some may default soon. It's crucial that we closely monitor this situation. With BTFP (Bank Term Funding Program) repayments ongoing, nearly $35 billion has been repaid in just two weeks. This indicates that liquidity is rapidly diminishing. #Finance #FederalReserve #LiquidityCrisis #BTFP #EconomicIndicators
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BTFP loans marked collateral at par value (book value). When BTFP ends on Mar 11 banks must use the Discount Window at market value. Any bank with crappy assets (Treasuries, MBS, etc) will no longer have access to liquidity. They want bank failures & consolidation of the system.
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Growth in bank credit to NBFCs declines to 6.4%⬇️ The slowdown in banks' credit growth to NBFCs, now at 6.4%, reflects a cautious approach amidst rising interest rates and tightening liquidity. While NBFCs remain critical in bridging financial gaps across underserved markets, this decline could signal a need for strategic recalibration in funding models. It's imperative for banks and NBFCs to explore innovative partnerships and alternative capital sources to sustain growth and enhance credit flow 🔍
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Bank Term Funding Program (BTFP) is being terminated by the US FED So what exactly is BTFP, let's talk about it in this post. The Federal Reserve launched the Bank Term Funding Program (BTFP) in March 2023 as an emergency lending initiative aimed at supplying urgent liquidity to U.S. depository institutions. This proactive measure was prompted by the significant bank failures of Signature Bank and Silicon Valley Bank, marking the most substantial collapses since the 2008 financial crisis. Under the Bank Term Funding Program (BTFP), eligible depository institutions, including banks, savings associations, and credit unions, can access loans with a maximum duration of one year. These loans are backed by various collaterals like U.S. Treasuries, U.S. agency securities, and U.S. agency mortgage-backed securities and these assets will be valued at par. As you can see from this table that I saw in a post recently, the biggest amount of BTFP loans is expected to be repaid in the next 4 weeks: - $11.9bn this week - $41.7bn next week - $10.7bn in 3 weeks - $14.6bn in 4 weeks The US Banks had increased their dependency a lot on the BTFP as we can see from the chart below. #finance #gyan #us #fed #BTFP #federalreserve #liquidity #financialstability #banking #mbs #fimancialpolicy #monetarypolicy #economicrecovery #bankingindustry #FederalReserveProgram #FinancialSecurity #EconomicStimulus #FinancialServices #creditunion #SavingsAssociation
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