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Gestalt des Geldes - gestern, heute und morgen Eröffnung des Zahlungsverkehrssymposiums
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Data for the chart: 3.4 Credit claims of German banks on domestic enterprises by sector
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Acquisition of financial assets and financing in 2011 Results of the financial accounts by sector
Despite significant price losses on the capital markets, the financial assets of households in Germany rose in 2011 to a total of €4,715 billion at year-end. At the same time, households’ debt increased slightly to around €1,550 billion. Non-financial corporations’ acquisition of financial assets grew by roughly €209 billion and thus surpassed the increase in their external financing, which amounted to just under €190 billion.
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New issue of a 10-year Green Federal bond 2020 (2030) / Increase of the conventional Federal bond 2020 II. (2030)
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Analytical Credit Datasets – German Part – Data Report 2024-12 – Metadata Version 1-0 Gabriela Alves Werb, Tobias Krodel, Konstantin Körner, Enikö Gabor-Toth, Dominik Boddin, Christopher-Johannes Schild, Hannes Hildebrandt, Florian Hoffmann, Tetiana Panasenko
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Statistics on international financial and capital transactions (SIFCT) – Data Report 2022-07 – Metadata Version 4 Elena Biewen, Lien Pham-Dao, Harald Stahl
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Acquisition of financial assets and external financing in Germany in the third quarter of 2020 Results of the financial accounts by sector
The financial assets of households in Germany came to €6,738 billion at the end of the third quarter of 2020. This was €108 billion (or 1.6%) higher than in the previous quarter. In the third quarter of 2020, households mainly built up cash and deposits totalling €41 billion, followed by claims on insurance corporations (€19 billion) and shares (€11 billion).
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