Which of the following regarding the (core deposits / assets) ratio is true?

A high ratio is generally better because it is safe for a bank to rely on its core deposits as a source of funding.

A high ratio means the bank relies more on other sources of funding like borrowed funds.

A low ratio generally means low liquidity risk.

A low ratio shows that a bank uses its core deposits to supply loans and this is good because core deposits are insured by the FDIC.

None of the above.