Banking Liquidity in Morocco
The latest financial crisis that shook the world and its effects continue to worsen, especially the successive failures of major international banks (Lehman Brothers in the United States for example) have returned to the center stage the issue of banking risks including liquidity risk. This risk must be currently managed by more sophisticated methods. The central purpose of this research is the analysis of the liquidity of Moroccan banking sector, because ultimately all proposed routes are articulated around it. Thus, monetary policy tends to naturally control the increase in the volume of money and quasi-money supply available to the agents of non-banking sector to make it compatible with the rate of change of the aggregate supply of goods and services, that is to say, the gross domestic product. This article provides evidence, based on a retrospective analysis of the various underlying causes of under bank liquidity