Question

. What are excess reserves?

Answer 1

Answer:

reserves greater than the required amounts

Explanation:

Answer 2

Answer:

Excess reserves are reserves greater than the required amounts

Explanation:

Excess reserves are bank reserves/capital reserves held by any financial institution or commercial bank in excess of what is required by the regulators or creditors example of such regulators is  the central bank of the country.

In the United states of America such bank reserves of a commercial bank is held in an account as a credit balance for the commercial bank in A federal Reserve bank within its jurisdiction.

These account are not separated into "minimum" or "excessive" reserves accounts