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Financing granted by Commercial Banks
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to the Non-Banking Sector */
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Nominal stocks in thousand pesos
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Total financing (A+B+C+D) 1/
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Structure observations of Total financing (A+B+C+D) 1/
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Jun 2016
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Jul 2016
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Aug 2016
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4,709,058,965
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4,717,658,238
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4,757,294,607
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A.Private Sector
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Structure observations of A.Private Sector
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Jun 2016
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Jul 2016
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Aug 2016
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3,478,838,027
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3,542,198,828
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3,570,737,514
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a.1 Direct financing
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Structure observations of a.1 Direct financing
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Jun 2016
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Jul 2016
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Aug 2016
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3,434,432,718
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3,497,652,445
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3,526,034,977
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a.1.1 Consumption loans
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Structure observations of a.1.1 Consumption loans
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Jun 2016
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Jul 2016
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Aug 2016
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838,224,865
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850,084,055
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861,017,262
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a.1.2 Mortgage loans 2/
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Structure observations of a.1.2 Mortgage loans 2/
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Jun 2016
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Jul 2016
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Aug 2016
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634,215,570
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640,855,044
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644,598,036
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a.1.3 Credit to Firms and self-employed individuals with business activity
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Structure observations of a.1.3 Credit to Firms and self-employed individuals with business activity
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Jun 2016
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Jul 2016
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Aug 2016
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1,798,201,688
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1,836,335,851
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1,849,467,384
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a.1.4 Non-bank financial intermediaries
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Structure observations of a.1.4 Non-bank financial intermediaries
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Jun 2016
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Jul 2016
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Aug 2016
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163,790,595
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170,377,495
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170,952,295
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a.2 Securities related to restructuring programs
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Structure observations of a.2 Securities related to restructuring programs
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Jun 2016
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Jul 2016
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Aug 2016
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44,405,309
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44,546,383
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44,702,537
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B.States and municipalities
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Structure observations of B.States and municipalities
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Jun 2016
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Jul 2016
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Aug 2016
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324,361,231
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326,776,394
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322,637,419
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b.1 Direct financing
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Structure observations of b.1 Direct financing
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Jun 2016
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Jul 2016
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Aug 2016
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318,798,851
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321,196,046
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317,037,107
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b.2 Securities related to restructuring programs
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Structure observations of b.2 Securities related to restructuring programs
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Jun 2016
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Jul 2016
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Aug 2016
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5,562,380
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5,580,348
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5,600,312
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C.Public sector
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Structure observations of C.Public sector
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Jun 2016
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Jul 2016
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Aug 2016
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818,234,300
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752,783,052
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752,815,163
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D.Others
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Structure observations of D.Others
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Jun 2016
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Jul 2016
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Aug 2016
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87,625,407
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95,899,964
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111,104,511
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Total financing considering loans related to restructuring programs(E+F+G+H) 1/ 8/
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Structure observations of Total financing considering loans related to restructuring programs(E+F+G+H) 1/ 8/
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Jun 2016
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Jul 2016
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Aug 2016
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4,659,091,276
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4,667,531,507
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4,706,991,758
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E.Private sector
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Structure observations of E.Private sector
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Jun 2016
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Jul 2016
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Aug 2016
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3,434,432,718
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3,497,652,445
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3,526,034,977
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e.1 Direct financing (equal to a.1)
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Structure observations of e.1 Direct financing (equal to a.1)
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Jun 2016
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Jul 2016
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Aug 2016
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3,434,432,718
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3,497,652,445
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3,526,034,977
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e.1.1 Securities
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Structure observations of e.1.1 Securities
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Jun 2016
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Jul 2016
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Aug 2016
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67,967,260
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68,905,128
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65,572,354
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e.1.2 Performing loans
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Structure observations of e.1.2 Performing loans
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Jun 2016
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Jul 2016
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Aug 2016
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3,271,508,494
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3,333,837,715
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3,365,226,310
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e.1.3 Non-performing loans
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Structure observations of e.1.3 Non-performing loans
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Jun 2016
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Jul 2016
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Aug 2016
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94,956,964
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94,909,602
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95,236,313
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e.2 Loans related to restructuring programs
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Structure observations of e.2 Loans related to restructuring programs
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Jun 2016
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Jul 2016
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Aug 2016
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0
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0
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0
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F.States and municipalities
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Structure observations of F.States and municipalities
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Jun 2016
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Jul 2016
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Aug 2016
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318,798,851
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321,196,046
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317,037,107
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G.Public sector (equal to C)
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Structure observations of G.Public sector (equal to C)
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Jun 2016
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Jul 2016
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Aug 2016
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818,234,300
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752,783,052
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752,815,163
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g.1 Lending
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Structure observations of g.1 Lending
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Jun 2016
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Jul 2016
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Aug 2016
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267,080,891
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254,219,464
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241,222,612
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g.2 Securities
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Structure observations of g.2 Securities
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Jun 2016
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Jul 2016
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Aug 2016
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551,153,409
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498,563,588
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511,592,551
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H.Others
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Structure observations of H.Others
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Jun 2016
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Jul 2016
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Aug 2016
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87,625,407
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95,899,964
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111,104,511
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Memo:
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Direct financing to the Private Sector (equal to a.1)
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Structure observations of Direct financing to the Private Sector (equal to a.1)
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Jun 2016
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Jul 2016
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Aug 2016
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3,434,432,718
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3,497,652,445
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3,526,034,977
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Domestic currency
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Structure observations of Domestic currency
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Jun 2016
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Jul 2016
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Aug 2016
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2,985,604,352
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3,028,243,752
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3,062,004,200
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Foreign currency
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Structure observations of Foreign currency
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Jun 2016
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Jul 2016
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Aug 2016
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448,828,366
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469,408,693
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464,030,777
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Source: From December 2000 to November 2005 information published by Banco de México was obtained by the "Informe Contable y de Sectorización (ICS)" a questionary handed by banks. Since December 2005 this questionary was substituted by the Annex to the Minimum Catalog (ACM). This questionary contains information required by the Securities and Bank Comission (CNBV) and other sources of information collected by Banco de México. Before November 2000 the questionary used by Banco de México was "Estado Analítico de Cuentas".
Notes:
Commercial banks or banking groups multiple private lenders residents country, including national banks, subsidiaries of foreign banks established in Mexico, as well as foreign agencies. * / Given that banks and financial groups have acquired or established multiple-purpose non-bank financial corporations, regulated entities (sofomes E.R.), to manage a portion of their credit portfolio to different market segments, from July 2016 and retroactively to March 2008, commercial bank data are shown consolidated with the corresponding data of their sofomes E.R. subsidiaries. Table CF597 Domestic financing by commercial banks, incorporates this modification. The equivalent table with the previous methodology (CF129) will stop updating from August 2016.
As a result of the rounding of numbers, agqregate levels could not be equal to the sum of their components.
Latest three months are preliminary.
Since Dec-04 banks in liquidation process were not included.
1/ Includes securities, Performing loans, non-performing loans, discounted credits, accrued interests, total loans non-performing interests and securities of debt restructuring programs.
2/ Includes new provisions of the CNBV applicable to credit institutions to leave. January 2007, which implies reclassifications.
3/ Securities issued according to the loans transfered to UDIS trust.
4/ Securities issued according to the loans exchange program with IPAB-FOBAPROA (includes accrued interests).
5/ Includes direct financing to the IPAB and loans granted for funding programs. Does not include lending related to restrcuturing programs.
6/ Financing granted to long term infrastructure proyects in national and foreign currency.
7/ Corresponds to financing granted for the Highway Bailout Trust.
8/ This definition differs from total financing (A+B+C+D) due to the fact that Securities related to restructuring programs are substituted by the loans associated to those securities. Therefore this concept is affected by withdrawals and portfolio sales.
9/ Includes restructured loans denominated in UDIS.
*/ Since March 2008 the Commercial Bank includes consolidated balances from subsidiaries Sofom E. R. of Credit Cards (Tarjetas Banamex, Santander Consumo, Ixe Tarjetas and Sociedad Financiera Inbursa), which implies the balance of credit to consumption will be bigger than before. Due to this adjustment, the balance of the credit granted to Non-Banking Financial Intermediaries will be smaller.
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