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The paper aims to describe how the amount of retail customers’ bank deposits has changed as a result of launching the fi nancial transaction tax in Hungary. The liquidity premium related to all bank deposits off ered by Hungarian banks will be analysed and its amount will be calculated from the transfer costs on the supply side. The objective of the research is to measure liquidity premium at sector level. When analysing the liquidity premium, both the size of the invested amount and duration of the deposit are tackled. Since the size of liquidity premium may considerably aff ect competition on the market, the paper tries to model this relationship and estimate the value of the corresponding parameters.

The impact of the financial transaction tax on the liquidity premium of retail customers’ bank deposits