I want to know the model they using or is it mix of models or as I fear 'no model'. Normal banks store all their cash supply in 'assets' like stocks, bonds, mortgages, business loans, it's always fixed to 'asset', and they keep a 'fractional reserve' like 10% for cash supply to support their customers daily/monthly/yearly transaction.
That's why it takes a long time for banks to 'settle' big sums of money like billions of dollars as they need to sell 'assets n convert it to cash' liquidity!!! and that takes time. It's the same model as normal people, most 'sane' ppl and note I said 'sane' meaning not 'somali' store their 'wealth in properties' and only keep a fixed 'amount in cash' for their daily living, Banks also operate on similar model. The problem with 'cash' storage is 'inflation' dilemma, it loses value to the effect of 1-5% a year multiply that over long duration ur talking 50% n more lost in value. So it's like buying car, it depreciates.
So what's the Somali Bank Model? Is there other models u know of? @Inquisitive_ loves this topic
That's why it takes a long time for banks to 'settle' big sums of money like billions of dollars as they need to sell 'assets n convert it to cash' liquidity!!! and that takes time. It's the same model as normal people, most 'sane' ppl and note I said 'sane' meaning not 'somali' store their 'wealth in properties' and only keep a fixed 'amount in cash' for their daily living, Banks also operate on similar model. The problem with 'cash' storage is 'inflation' dilemma, it loses value to the effect of 1-5% a year multiply that over long duration ur talking 50% n more lost in value. So it's like buying car, it depreciates.
So what's the Somali Bank Model? Is there other models u know of? @Inquisitive_ loves this topic