Loans granted by a country’s banks to companies. These are reported to the central banks and monitored by the ECB under the two-pillar principle. – The share of loans to companies as a percentage of gross domestic product. In 2004, this rate was 70 percent for the United Kingdom, 56 percent for Germany and Japan, 46 percent for Switzerland, and 34 percent for the United States. – See rate of loan customers, corporate borrowing. – See data in the annex „Euro area statistics,“ section „Financial and nonfinancial accounts,“ and, for interest rates, the section „Financial markets“ in the respective ECB Monthly Bulletin, ECB Monthly Bulletin of January 2007, pp. 20 et seq. (analysis of the supply and demand side with overviews), ECB Annual Report 2010, pp. 54 et seq. (survey data on corporate lending 2003 to 2010; overviews).

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