+Article 509 5.

Article 509 5.

By 31 January 2014, EBA shall also report on the following:

(a) 

uniform definitions of high and extremely high liquidity and credit quality;

(b) 

the possible unintended consequences of the definition of liquid assets on the conduct of monetary policy operation and the extent to which:

(i) 

a list of liquid assets that is disconnected from the list of central bank eligible assets may incentivise institutions to submit eligible assets which are not included in the definition of liquid assets in refinancing operations;

(ii) 

regulation of liquidity may disincentivise institutions from lending or borrowing on the unsecured money market and whether this may lead to question the targeting of EONIA in monetary policy implementation;

(iii) 

the introduction of the liquidity coverage requirement may make it more difficult for central banks to ensure price stability by using the existing monetary policy framework and instruments;

(c) 

the operational requirements for the holdings of liquid assets, as referred in points (b) to (f) of Article 417, in line with international regulatory developments.

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