The U.S. Federal Reserve Board on Monday approved a rule that will, for the first time, require large banks to publicly disclose certain liquidity-related information, including average liquidity coverage ratios, and their holdings of high-quality liquid assets (HQLA), each quarter.

Additionally, banks will have to disclose their projected net stressed cash outflow amounts, including retail inflows and retail deposit outflows, derivatives inflows and outflows, and several other measures.

“The disclosures will provide market participants and the public with reliable and timely information for evaluating the financial strength and resiliency of the nation’s largest banking organizations,” the Fed says in a statement.