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As part of an assessment to determine a small bank's vulnerability to liquidity risk, a risk consultant reviews a presentation prepared by the bank. This presentation outlines various early warning indicators that are intended to signal an elevated risk of liquidity problems. Among the patterns listed, which one should the consultant identify as the strongest indicator of potential liquidity risk at the bank?
A
Decrease in stock price of the bank's peers but not in the stock price of the bank itself.
B
Increase in credit lines received from other financial institutions.
C
Widening spreads on the bank's issued debt and credit default swap.
D
Significant asset growth funded by an increase in stable liabilities