2011-08-09
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The South Dakota Division of Banking issued this guidance to address heightened liquidity risks amid the 2008 financial turmoil, requiring state-chartered banks to enhance oversight of volatile funding sources. Management must develop a Liquidity Risk Management Framework that includes dynamic analysis of cash flows, maturity distributions, and borrowing lines, while Boards of Directors are mandated to establish and regularly test a Contingency Funding Plan for emergency scenarios. This directive emphasizes the need for robust identification, measurement, and monitoring of liquidity risk to ensure institutional stability during periods of economic stress.
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