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Joint official statement · payment-system liquidity

Canadian authorities clarify that routine standing-liquidity advances are not a stress signal

The Bank of Canada and OSFI said September 29 that use of the Standing Facility is a normal part of payment and liquidity management. Eligible Lynx participants obtain secured intraday and overnight liquidity; an end-of-day shortfall automatically produces an overnight advance under the applicable rules.

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Analysis: The clarification matters when interpreting payment-system borrowing: an automatic secured settlement advance is not, by itself, evidence of institutional distress. monitoring should distinguish routine settlement mechanics from emergency support and evaluate collateral and funding conditions separately.

What remains uncertain

This is a Canadian operational clarification, not an announcement of a bank rescue, an expansion of eligibility or a U.S. rule.

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