Where groups manage intra-group exposure and liquidity risk on an integrated basis, the imposition of an artificial maturity constraint on intra-group exposure would serve to inhibit the prudent management of liquidity risk, by forcing subsidiaries’ longer term assets to be funded by the parent bank on a short term basis, and impair unjustifiably banks’ ability to compete through subsidiaries in each Member State.
Where groups manage intra-group exposure and liquidity risk on an integrated basis, the imposition of an artificial maturity constraint on intra-group exposure would serve to inhibit the prudent management of liquidity risk, by forcing subsidiaries’ longer term assets to be funded by the parent bank on a short term basis, and impair unjustifiably banks’ ability to compete through subsidiaries in each Member State.