Deposit Variability and Bank Size

George G. Kaufman

Journal of Financial and Quantitative Analysis, 1972, vol. 7, issue 5, 2087-2096

Abstract: A number of recent articles have explored the reasons underlying observed differences in deposit variability among commercial banks. The variability of deposits at individual banks is of interest to bank management, the Federal Reserve, and the general public for several reasons:1. Deposit variability is frequently included as an important determinant of portfolio strategy. The more volatile a bank's deposits are, the more liquid its mix of assets will be.

Date: 1972
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