VPQB222

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Date Quarterly changes of UK resident monetary financial institutions' sterling and all foreign currency total liabilities to non-residents (in US dollar millions) not seasonally adjusted
[a] [b] [c]
VPQB222
31 Mar 10 89209
30 Jun 10 -96368
30 Sep 10 95243
31 Dec 10 -37203
31 Mar 11 58755
30 Jun 11 -46492
30 Sep 11 78029
31 Dec 11 -80697
31 Mar 12 88447
30 Jun 12 -236063
30 Sep 12 -15725
31 Dec 12 -101231
31 Mar 13 -58917
30 Jun 13 -176392
30 Sep 13 -231535
31 Dec 13 -77039
31 Mar 14 -28693
30 Jun 14 37372
30 Sep 14 40034
31 Dec 14 -48094
31 Mar 15 58241
30 Jun 15 -182390
30 Sep 15 -32863
31 Dec 15 -47003
31 Mar 16 -20482
30 Jun 16 178879
30 Sep 16 -6081
31 Dec 16 -48459
31 Mar 17 71558
30 Jun 17 43029
30 Sep 17 3918
31 Dec 17 132862
31 Mar 18 75914
30 Jun 18 -111428
30 Sep 18 -61835
31 Dec 18 157830
31 Mar 19 61782
30 Jun 19 33421
30 Sep 19 107745
31 Dec 19 -139563
31 Mar 20 500653
30 Jun 20 -258480
30 Sep 20 54702
31 Dec 20 145878
31 Mar 21 70492
30 Jun 21 -64083
30 Sep 21 15240
31 Dec 21 164749
31 Mar 22 164719
30 Jun 22 79562
30 Sep 22 -1314
31 Dec 22 -216715
31 Mar 23 18561
30 Jun 23 -55079
30 Sep 23 89283
31 Dec 23 28419

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[a] Due to improvements in reporting by several institutions and a change in the reporting population, the amounts outstanding increased by $270.7bn. Estimated flows stemming from improvements to reporting have been adjusted out of the regional and country breakdown for Q3 2011. Estimated flows stemming from changes to the reporting population are reflected in total flows and the flow to International Organisations & Other. (30 Sep 2011)

[b] Gross claims and liabilities are affected by a change in intragroup balances with non-resident offices stemming from a review of funding strategy, these changes most notably affect positions vis-à-vis USA, Spain, Luxembourg and Portugal. (30 Sep 2013)

[c] This quarter the Bank of England has implemented one of the recommendations identified as part of the CGFS G-20 Data Gaps Initiative. This recommendation sought to enhance the sector granularity of the International Banking Statistics. As a result, some of the existing breakdowns may be affected by this reporting improvement. (31 Mar 2014)