Unless otherwise defined, unusually large deposits held by banks in the central bank’s account. This can be observed in times of crisis, when institutions prefer to settle for a low but safe interest rate at the central bank rather than granting loans to other banks or handing them out to customers at higher interest rates (hand out). – See deposit facility, negative interest rate.
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