Analysis of bank deposits from and lending to UK residents
2nd Quarter 2006
Lending to other financial corporations (OFCs) increased by £12.8bn in Q2, mainly driven by lending to mortgage and housing credit corporations (+£6.9bn). Lending to non-financial corporations (NFCs) rose by £15.5bn, driven by increases in lending to development, buying, selling and renting of real estate (+£6.9bn), legal, accountancy, consultancy & other business activities, and health & social work (+£2.1bn each).
Deposits from OFCs increased by £12.2bn in Q2, driven by deposits from mortgage and housing credit corporations, (+£6.9bn). Deposits from NFCs rose by £12.9bn, largely accounted for by increases from legal, accountancy, consultancy & other business activities (+£4.2bn) and the wholesale and retail trade (+£2.4bn).
(a)Development, buying, selling, renting of real estate.
(b) Includes wholesale & retail trade; hotels & restaurants; transport, storage and communication; renting of machinery & equipment; computer & related activities; legal, accountancy, consultancy & other business activities; and recreational, personal & community service activities.
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Table A - All currency deposits from and lending to UK resident sectors |
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| Table B - Further breakdown of all currency bank deposits from and lending to UK residents | |
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| Table C - Industrial analysis of bank deposits from UK residents | |
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| Table D - Industrial analysis of bank lending to UK residents | |
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| Table E - Industrial analysis of sterling bank lending to UK residents: Long run | |
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Revision Table C (94k) |
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Revision Table D (74k) |
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Notes and definitions |
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Information on growth rates on revisions policy. |
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