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CBN to reform liquidity management process
The Central Bank of Nigeria, CBN, is set to device a new means of liquidity management in order to reduce associated expenses.
The Deputy Governor in charge of Corporate Services at the CBN, Mr. Edward Adamu, stated this on Wednesday when he presented the 2019 budget proposal of the apex bank on behalf of the bank’s Governor, Godwin Emefiele to the House of Representatives Committee on Banking and Currency.
Adamu, who gave a summary of all the vote heads and commitments of the bank for 2019, explained that the bank remained committed to sustaining stability in the financial system, in addition to pushing policies that would continue to engender growth in the Nigerian economy.
The Chairman of the committee, Jones Onyereri, acknowledged the efforts of the CBN at managing liquidity, urging the apex bank to do more by further enlightening members on the dynamics of liquidity management.
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