Assets, Claims on Other sectors (OFCS) (Domestic currency) by country

The Monetary and Financial Statistics (MFS), Other Financial Corporations (OFCs) dataset presents the balance sheet of OFCs highlighting their financial linkages with other economic sectors and nonresidents.

Countries reporting
66
Highest
1,062.19 trillion
Indonesia
Lowest
12.06 million
Bahamas
Median
64.81 billion
Years covered
25
2001–2025
Data points
1,144

What the numbers show

Assets, Claims on Other sectors (OFCS) (Domestic currency) is currently reported for 66 countries. The highest value is 1,062.19 trillion in Indonesia; the lowest is 12.06 million in Bahamas.

The median across all reporting countries is 64.81 billion, and the mean is 32.11 trillion.

Over the past decade 59 countries rose and 6 fell. The largest increase was in Russian Federation (up 7,149.3%), and the largest decrease in Bahamas (down 92.1%).

Assets, Claims on Other sectors (OFCS): full country ranking

#Country LatestYear 10-year changeTrend
1 Indonesia 1,062.19 trillion 2025 up 54.6% rising
2 Japan 613.12 trillion 2025 up 29.0% falling
3 Colombia 206.72 trillion 2025 up 131.5% volatile
4 Chile 110.84 trillion 2025 up 148.3% volatile
5 Russian Federation 32.27 trillion 2020 up 7,149.3% volatile
6 Uzbekistan 22.13 trillion 2024 up 351.6% volatile
7 Argentina 16.36 trillion 2025 up 3,715.7% volatile
8 Cambodia 10.95 trillion 2025 up 1,266.5% volatile
9 Thailand 6.36 trillion 2025 up 28.1% rising
10 Kazakhstan 5.83 trillion 2025 up 174.5% rising
11 Türkiye 5.61 trillion 2025 up 6,044.6% volatile
12 Philippines 5.02 trillion 2025 up 81.2% rising
13 Uganda 3.82 trillion 2024 up 538.6% volatile
14 Mexico 2.96 trillion 2025 up 98.1% volatile
15 Nigeria 2.81 trillion 2025 up 571.4% volatile
16 South Africa 2.78 trillion 2024 down 11.1% rising
17 Brazil 2.18 trillion 2025 up 160.6% volatile
18 Norway 1.35 trillion 2024 up 75.5% volatile
19 Angola 1.06 trillion 2025 up 533.2% volatile
20 Canada 876.45 billion 2006 up 38.4% rising
21 Costa Rica 723.92 billion 2025 up 83.6% volatile
22 Morocco 516.11 billion 2025 up 124.2% rising
23 Israel 456.30 billion 2023 up 92.5% rising
24 Ukraine 392.30 billion 2025 up 90.9% rising
25 Australia 346.19 billion 2025 up 230.4% rising
26 Burundi 256.51 billion 2025 up 194.3% volatile
27 Guyana 243.81 billion 2025 up 284.7% volatile
28 Uruguay 143.64 billion 2025 up 166.5% volatile
29 Kenya 122.05 billion 2023 down 21.4% flat
30 Romania 96.63 billion 2024 up 115.2% rising
31 Algeria 94.23 billion 2024 up 132.9% volatile
32 Dominican Republic 75.30 billion 2025 up 151.3% volatile
33 New Zealand 68.56 billion 2025 up 183.7% rising
34 Albania 61.06 billion 2025 up 154.5% rising
35 Kyrgyzstan 47.05 billion 2024 up 405.7% rising
36 Bhutan 45.44 billion 2025 up 256.1% volatile
37 Zambia 45.23 billion 2025 up 514.4% volatile
38 United Arab Emirates 35.79 billion 2022 down 26.5% falling
39 North Macedonia 30.72 billion 2025 up 488.1% volatile
40 Trinidad and Tobago 27.52 billion 2025 down 2.8% rising
41 Honduras 27.17 billion 2025 up 1,406.7% volatile
42 Nicaragua 24.06 billion 2024 up 193.8% volatile
43 Armenia 21.03 billion 2025 up 209.8% rising
44 Namibia 20.88 billion 2024 up 19.4% flat
45 Republic of Moldova 16.48 billion 2024 up 408.4% volatile
46 Bolivia, Plurinational State of 15.21 billion 2019 up 309.2% volatile
47 Belarus 15.07 billion 2021 up 6,113.0% volatile
48 Botswana 12.08 billion 2025 volatile
49 Tunisia 11.83 billion 2025 up 118.9% volatile
50 Maldives 6.47 billion 2025 up 274.4% volatile
51 Fiji 6.06 billion 2025 up 212.2% volatile
52 Guatemala 5.38 billion 2025 up 86.0% rising
53 Papua New Guinea 4.69 billion 2025 up 54.7% rising
54 Comoros 3.14 billion 2010 up 47.4% rising
55 Georgia 2.67 billion 2025 up 82.0% volatile
56 Bosnia and Herzegovina 2.65 billion 2025 up 63.6% falling
57 Azerbaijan 2.58 billion 2025 up 310.4% volatile
58 Solomon Islands 1.85 billion 2025 up 21.6% volatile
59 Panama 1.73 billion 2025 up 73.7% rising
60 Seychelles 1.63 billion 2025 up 194.3% volatile
61 Samoa 1.21 billion 2025 up 90.7% rising
62 Kuwait 1.13 billion 2018 down 54.5% falling
63 Cape Verde 1.11 billion 2024 up 661.0% volatile
64 Brunei Darussalam 570.64 million 2025 up 878.4% volatile
65 Tajikistan 426.79 million 2023 up 85.1% volatile
66 Bahamas 12.06 million 2024 down 92.1% volatile

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Indicator
Assets, Claims on Other sectors (OFCS) (Domestic currency)
Source
International Monetary Fund
Licence
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Coverage
66 places, 1,144 data points, 2001–2025
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The Monetary and Financial Statistics (MFS), Other Financial Corporations (OFCs) dataset presents the balance sheet of OFCs highlighting their financial linkages with other economic sectors and nonresidents.