Liquidity shocks
	• Liquidity Shocks can occur when deposit drains are unusually large. Withdrawal shocks can occur if: investors have a concern about bank's solvency or if failure of a related bank leads to heightened concerns.
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	Liquidity Solvency
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	Accounting liquidity Liquidity Liquidity diversification Liquidity preference hypothesis Liquidity preference theory Liquidity preferences Liquidity premium Liquidity ratios Liquidity risk Liquidity theory of the term structure

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