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Liquidity gap (maturity ladder)

A liquidity gap compares expected cash inflows and outflows in time buckets, from overnight to several years, to show when a firm would run short of funding. The cumulative gap, together with the liquidity buffer, gives the survival horizon under stress.

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Updated 31 Oct 2026.