Five Korean banks set records for non-operational deposit outflows in LCR
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Wholesale funding and money market deposits rise as retail deposit flows slide
Non-operational deposit outflows calculated for the liquidity coverage ratio (LCR) rose to record highs at all five major South Korean banks in the second quarter, as lenders increased their reliance on institutional funding while retail deposits declined.
NongHyup Bank posted the largest increase in proportional terms, with stressed outflows rising 14.4% to 48 trillion won ($35.1 billion)
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