Lending term deposits cannot provide a guarantee of full reserve, because term deposits mature and you cannot absolutely guarantee that you will have reserves on hand to meet them when they mature.
You can have "full reserve" of demand (including matured term) deposits as a goal and lend out term deposits, but you get at best a statistical probability approaching -- but never equaling -- unity of maintaining full reserve based on past repayment and new deposit patterns.
You can have "full reserve" of demand (including matured term) deposits as a goal and lend out term deposits, but you get at best a statistical probability approaching -- but never equaling -- unity of maintaining full reserve based on past repayment and new deposit patterns.