Home > Statistics > Consolidated worldwide external claims of UK-owned monetary financial institutions (excluding central bank) - End-March 2012
 

Consolidated worldwide external claims of UK-owned monetary financial institutions (excluding central bank) - End-March 2012

15 June 2012
UK-owned monetary financial institutions and their branches and subsidiaries worldwide reported an increase in consolidated foreign claims on an ultimate risk basis
of $252.1 billion during Q1 2012, to stand at $4,222.5 billion. The largest rise was to Developed Countries, up $188.5 billion to stand at $2,699.7 billion, with the largest increases in claims on Germany and the Netherlands. Claims on Offshore Centres rose by $17.6 billion to $531.1 billion, driven by a rise in claims on Hong Kong and Jersey. Claims on Developing Countries increased by $38.7 billion to stand at $949.1 billion, with the largest rise in claims reported on South Africa and Mexico.
 
 
Developed Countries had net outward risk transfers of $27.5 billion, with the largest from the United States and Ireland. Offshore Centres had net outward risk transfers of $47.8 billion, mostly from Hong Kong and Jersey. Developing Countries had net inward risk transfers of $8.3 billion, with the largest net inward risk transfers reported to India and China.

          

                 

Click on the above images to enlarge
 
 

 

Tables
 
Table A - Regional breakdown of external claims of UK-owned monetary financial institutions (excluding central bank)
 Microsoft Excel Version (24k)
Table B - Analysis of changes in foreign claims on an ultimate risk basis
 Microsoft Excel Version (26k)
Table C - Consolidated external claims and unused commitments of UK-owned monetary financial institutions (excluding central bank) and their branches and subsidiaries worldwide
Microsoft Excel Version (94k)

 

Notes to Editors
Information on revisions policy.

 

Comments and Queries
 
This Statistical Release can be viewed as a complete PDF file or in sections. Click on the appropriate heading to access the file. To view these documents for best results you should use the latest Adobe 5.0 Reader.
 
If you have any comments/queries with regard to this release please contact us and we will be pleased to help.
 
Next release date: 21 September 2012
Top of Page