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M0 (also known as the monetary base or high-powered money), which is equal to the total liabilities of the central bank, that is, cash plus the reserves of private sector banks on deposit at the central bank; and M1 (also known as narrow money), which is equal to cash in circulation plus demand or ‘sight’ deposits.
Niall Ferguson • The Ascent of Money: A Financial History of the World: 10th Anniversary Edition
A wholesale bank’s liabilities are repo borrowings, not deposits. This places US Treasury notes and bonds at the very centre of the modern monetary system. Lately, bank regulators have been attempting to further reduce and even remove Treasuries from capital ratio requirements. This should allow banks to significantly expand wholesale bank lending
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