Banks and corporates: The efficiency of liquidity transmission

Different parts of the market have different perceptions regarding the liquidity currently available. On the one hand, banks have easy access to the funds provided abundantly by central banks. On the other hand, corporations requiring liquidity to fund their operations are finding it difficult to get access to capital.

Our article in the Journal of Corporate Treasury Management outlines how the transmission of liquidity from central banks to corporations has changed due to the crisis, and draws the attention to those factors that the corporation can influence. The complete article you can find here.