What is diffrence between Satutory Liquid Ration and Cash
Reserve Ratio?
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Answer Posted / geeta reddy
SLR(Statutory Liquidity Ratio) is something, which all the
banks have to keep aside some portion(24%) of the money
which bank has taken money from the cust..(for Customer
safety) which is liquid.
CRR(cash reserve ratio): is the some portion of amount bank
has to keep aside in the form of cash.
SLR+CRR<=30%
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