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Loan to Deposit Ratio (LDR)

Measure a bank's lending activity relative to deposits; too high signals liquidity risk, too low may indicate under-deployment.

Total Loans
$
Total Deposits
$
Risk LevelBalanced
Loan to Deposit Ratio
78.95%
Optimal range for most banks. Good balance between profitability and liquidity risk.
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Industry use cases
Bank Risk Management Bank risk managers monitor their institution's LDR to identify liquidity constraints and ensure lending remains within regulatory limits.
Investment Analysis Investment analysts compare LDR ratios across competing banks to assess which institutions have healthier balance sheets and lower liquidity risk.
Regulatory Compliance Bank regulators and supervisors track LDR metrics to monitor systemic risk and ensure financial institutions maintain adequate liquidity buffers.
Credit Union Strategy Credit union managers use LDR to determine how much additional lending capacity they have before reaching conservative or aggressive thresholds.
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