Which of the following statements about endogenous and exogenous types of liquidity are accurate?

Statement I: "Endogenous liquidity is the liquidity inherent in the bank's assets themselves." This is correct as endogenous liquidity refers to the natural liquidity of the assets.

Statement II: "Exogenous liquidity is the liquidity provided by the bank's liquidity structure to fund its assets and maturing liabilities." This is also correct as exogenous liquidity comes from external sources and the bank's liquidity management framework.

Statement III: Incorrect because exogenous liquidity is not necessarily non-contractual and contingent capital; it is more about external sources like interbank loans and central bank facilities.

Statement IV: Incorrect as endogenous liquidity is not the same as funding liquidity, which generally refers to the bank's ability to meet its liabilities.

References

Based on detailed descriptions of endogenous and exogenous liquidity concepts in the document​​.