In February 2011, Patrick Artus, chief economist at Natixis, took issue with
the current definition of NSFR ("Net Stable Funding Ratio") by
calling it "absurd ratio."
It is also far from being alone in the challenge. Indeed, while this ratio is designed to ensure stable liquidity of financial institutions, number of players in the banking question its "calibration" current, likely in the traditional role of processing devoted to banks.
It is also far from being alone in the challenge. Indeed, while this ratio is designed to ensure stable liquidity of financial institutions, number of players in the banking question its "calibration" current, likely in the traditional role of processing devoted to banks.
