## figure1-24

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### Key findings
- Non-US banks tend to rely on short-term or wholesale US dollar funding.
- Their US dollar liquidity is usually weaker than their overall positions.
- US dollar funding ratios vary significantly between banking systems.

### Indicators and metrics shown
- Change in liquidity ratio 2006–17 (percentage points)
- Change in stable funding ratio 2006–17 (percentage points)
- Stable funding ratio 2017 (percent)
- Liquidity ratio 2017 (percent)
- Consolidated liquidity coverage ratio (reported)
- Dollar liquidity ratio
- Consolidated stable funding ratio
- Dollar stable funding ratio
- International dollar = dollar claims/liabilities in non-US offices and in US branches of non-US banks.
- ST = short-term.

### Funding mix categories (2016)
- Deposits
- Bonds
- Other ST market
- Interbank
- Swaps
- Stable deposit
- Less stable deposit

### Chart numeric labels and annotations (verbatim)
- 0
- 90
- –80–30
- 30
- 10
- 20
- 30
- 40
- 50
- 60
- 70
- 80
- 100
- 0
- 150
- 25
- 50
- 75
- 100
- 125
- 20060810121416
- 5060708090100110120140130
- –20
- –10
- 0
- 10
- 20
- –40
- –20
- 0
- 20
- 40
- 60
- 80
- 120
- 100
- 7510012515017550

### Jurisdictions highlighted
- United Kingdom
- Switzerland
- Japan
- Germany
- France
- Canada
- United Kingdom
- Switzerland
- Japan
- Germany
- France
- Canada

*Sources: Bank for International Settlements; bank financial statements; Bank of Japan; Federal Financial Institutions Examination Council; S&P Global Market Intelligence; and IMF staff estimates and analysis. Note: Measurement of the liquidity ratio and stable funding ratio is explained in the text and in more detail in Online Annex 1.2.*

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