What is banking assets ?

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Banking assets refer to the financial resources owned by a bank, including cash, loans, investments, and physical assets.

Banking assets are the resources that a bank holds to generate income and meet its financial obligations.
These assets can include cash and cash equivalents, such as deposits at other banks and central bank reserves.
Loans and advances made by the bank to borrowers are also considered banking assets.
Investments in securities, such as stocks and bonds, are another type of banking asset.
Physical assets owned by the bank, such as buildings and equipment, are also part of its banking assets.
Examples of banking assets include customer deposits, mortgage loans, government bonds, and real estate holdings.