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Confidence in the resilience of the Canadian financial system is strong but liquidity risks warrant attention. The financial system is strong thanks to the well-capitalized banking sector and the well-regulated financial system. It has also demonstrated resilience during past episodes of turmoil. However, liquidity risks are present, as key domestic short-term funding markets remain operationally complicated and highly concentrated on relatively few domestic liquidity providers, while the short-term funding needs of the system are growing fast.

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Journal
IMF Staff Country Reports
Published
2025-08-01
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https://doi.org/10.5089/9798229021814.002
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Social Sciences and Governance
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Abstract

Confidence in the resilience of the Canadian financial system is strong but liquidity risks warrant attention. The financial system is strong thanks to the well-capitalized banking sector and the well-regulated financial system. It has also demonstrated resilience during past episodes of turmoil. However, liquidity risks are present, as key domestic short-term funding markets remain operationally complicated and highly concentrated on relatively few domestic liquidity providers, while the short-term funding needs of the system are growing fast.

IMF Staff Country ReportsVol. 2025(233)
Openalex Percentile: Top 73%
Social Sciences and Governance
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