The management of the bank's liquidity through assets refers to the strategy that the bank uses in order to maintain an adequate level of cash and liquid assets, and to be able to respond to the needs of its clients or possible emergency situations at any time. The liquidity of banks is one of the most important factors for their survival and operations, and it plays a very important role in the development and survival of the Bank. Managing a bank's liquidity through assets requires a balance between potential return and safety. Banks must be able to generate profit from their assets, but at the same time maintain sufficient liquidity to meet obligations to clients and regulators. One of the important strategies for managing liquidity through assets is investing in highly liquid assets such as treasury bills and other short-term and long-term instruments. The mentioned instruments have a low risk of loss of value and are easily available for disposal. Liquidity management directly depends on the risks and business policies of banks as well as on legal regulations, which is why it is necessary to determine the appropriate methods and techniques of liquidity risk management. Successful liquidity management is key to maintaining the stability of banks and the entire financial system.