Reservas mínimas de líquidez para el sector financiero nacional.

Abstract

Financial institutions carry out recruitment and investment strategies at national and international level, with the new technologies implemented they can make multiple negotiations in different markets globally. The problems of a deficient monetary policy, have a direct impact on the competitiveness of financial institutions at national and international level, since as is known, the insufficiency or lack of them, have led to bankruptcy of many financial institutions, and, to the economic instability of a country. With the promulgation of the Organic and Financial Code, it is a question of looking for strategies that prevent lags in the administration of the financial institutions, as it is the case, controlling their minimum liquidity reserves, the same ones that give a certain degree of security for the current and savers of the Ecuadorian financial sector. This research work identifies and describes how to calculate these minimum liquidity reserves, taking into account the current legal regulations applied in our country.