LIABILITY LEDGER
The central information of a bank that holds the entire list of all the bank's outstanding loans and borrower discounts. The ledger is next to the bank’s general ledger accounting system, which is saved on computer and kept in the loan department. The sum of all of the loans, written on a bank's liability ledger, make up most of its earning assets.
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