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External business of monetary financial institutions operating in the UK - 1st Quarter 2012

01 June 2012

External liabilities of monetary financial institutions operating in the UK rose by $86.4 billion during Q1 2012. The rise in liabilities was more than accounted for by Developed Countries, with the largest increases to Italy, Spain, the United States and Germany.  Liabilities to Offshore Centres fell, mainly accounted for by a decrease in liabilities to the Bahamas. Liabilities to Developing Countries increased, with the largest rise in deposits from Saudi Arabia and Qatar.

 
During Q1 2012, external claims of monetary financial institutions operating in the UK rose by $83.6 billion. The rise in claims was more than accounted for by Developed Countries and by an increase in claims on Germany. Claims on Offshore Centres decreased, driven by a fall in claims on the Cayman Islands and Singapore. Claims on Developing Countries rose, with the largest increases reported against Qatar and Brazil.

                       



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Tables
 
Table A - Regional breakdown of external claims and liabilities
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Table B - Analysis of changes vis-a-vis Developed countries
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Table C - Analysis of changes vis-a-vis Offshore Centres
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Table D - Analysis of changes vis-a-vis Developing countries
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Table E - Exchange rate adjusted changes (formerly Table A)
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Table F - Analysis by country (formerly Table C)
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Table G - Analysis by currency and sector (formerly Table D)
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Revisions
 
Revisions to Table E (16k)
Revisions to Table F (11k)
Revisions to Table G (15k)

 

Notes to Editors
 
 

 

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