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External business of Monetary Financial Institutions operating in the UK - 2021 Q1
This statistical release covers all claims on and liabilities to other countries by UK-resident banks and building societies (monetary financial institutions).
Published on
04 June 2021
Key points
Adjusted for exchange rate movements, external liabilities increased by $71.1 billion during 2021 Q1. The largest increase in liabilities was to Developed Countries, which was more than accounted for by Germany and the United States.
Adjusted for exchange rate movements, external claims increased by $113.7 billion during 2021 Q1. The increase in claims was largely accounted for by an increase in claims on Developed Countries, which was more than accounted for by Germany.
