UAE banks must hold 10 per cent of liabilities in liquid assets

The Central Bank of the UAE (CBUAE) has issued new regulations to domestic lenders. Circular Number 30/2012 issued on 12 July stipulates that by 1 January 2013 lenders must hold 10 per cent of their liabilities in liquid assets.

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