Securities statistics and syndicated loans

The BIS compiles a number of quarterly statistics on securities markets, including:

Moreover, it publishes quarterly data on international syndicated loans, which, like securities, can be traded on the secondary market.

The data are mainly derived from market sources and provide information on aggregates of amounts outstanding and new issues. The data are broken down according to criteria similar to those applied to the banking statistics. Only the borrower/issuer side of securities and syndicated loans issues is covered.

The main purpose of the securities and syndicated loans statistics is to complement the quarterly international banking statistics so as to provide more comprehensive monitoring of international financial market activity. The data allow analysts to assess the relative use of capital markets as opposed to banks in international financial intermediation and to monitor issuance in international markets by residents of different countries. Combined with pricing data, they can also be used to assess supply and demand factors in asset markets and potential financial strains.

TablePublication data

up to 2007Q4

 (Quarterly review Mar 08) 
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10Signed international syndicated credit facilities by nationality of borrowerView page 82 of the statistical annex of the BIS Quarterly Review March 2008Historical time series up to 2007Q3
11International debt securities by residence of issuerView page 85 of the statistical annex of the BIS Quarterly Review March 2008Historical time series up to 2007Q3
12International debt securities by nationality of issuer
12AAll issuersView page 86 of the statistical annex of the BIS Quarterly Review March 2008Historical time series up to 2007Q3
12BFinancial institutionsView page 87 of the statistical annex of the BIS Quarterly Review March 2008Historical time series up to 2007Q3
12CCorporate issuersView page 88 of the statistical annex of the BIS Quarterly Review March 2008Historical time series up to 2007Q3
12DGovernmentsView page 89 of the statistical annex of the BIS Quarterly Review March 2008Historical time series up to 2007Q3
13International debt securities by type, sector and currency
13AMoney market instrumentsView page 90 of the statistical annex of the BIS Quarterly Review March 2008Historical time series up to 2007Q3
13BBonds and notesView page 91 of the statistical annex of the BIS Quarterly Review March 2008Historical time series up to 2007Q3
14International debt securities by residence of issuer
14AMoney market instrumentsView page 92 of the statistical annex of the BIS Quarterly Review March 2008Historical time series up to 2007Q3
14BBonds and notesView page 93 of the statistical annex of the BIS Quarterly Review March 2008Historical time series up to 2007Q3
15International debt securities by nationality of issuer
15AMoney market instrumentsView page 94 of the statistical annex of the BIS Quarterly Review March 2008Historical time series up to 2007Q3
15BBonds and notesView page 95 of the statistical annex of the BIS Quarterly Review March 2008Historical time series up to 2007Q3
16Domestic debt securities by sector and residence of issuer
16AAll issuers and governmentsView page 96 of the statistical annex of the BIS Quarterly Review March 2008Historical time series up to 2007Q3
16BFinancial institutions and corporate issuersView page 97 of the statistical annex of the BIS Quarterly Review March 2008Historical time series up to 2007Q3
17Debt securities with remaining maturity up to one year
17ADomestic securitiesView page 98 of the statistical annex of the BIS Quarterly Review March 2008Historical time series up to 2007Q3
17BInternational securitiesView page 99 of the statistical annex of the BIS Quarterly Review March 2008Historical time series up to 2007Q3
18Announced international equity issues by nationality of issuerView page 100 of the statistical annex of the BIS Quarterly Review March 2008Historical time series up to 2007Q3
Notes to tablesView page 112 of the statistical annex of the BIS Quarterly Review March 2008-

For queries on these tables, please write to Mr Denis Petre (denis.petre@bis.org)