17_International debt securities, nonbanks by country

The data are derived from the Bank for International Settlements (BIS) International Debt Securities Statistics, excluding bank issuers.

Countries reporting
155
Highest
3.24 trillion
Cayman Islands
Lowest
0
Zimbabwe
Median
9.74 billion
Years covered
36
1990–2025
Data points
5,466

What the numbers show

17_International debt securities, nonbanks is currently reported for 155 countries. The highest value is 3.24 trillion in Cayman Islands; the lowest is 0 in Zimbabwe.

The median across all reporting countries is 9.74 billion, and the mean is 128.08 billion.

Over the past decade 98 countries rose and 27 fell. The largest increase was in Liberia (up 11,213.3%), and the largest decrease in Bangladesh (down 100.0%).

17_International debt securities, nonbanks: full country ranking

#Country LatestYear 10-year changeTrend
1 Cayman Islands 3.24 trillion 2025 up 165.5% volatile
2 United States 2.11 trillion 2025 up 31.9% volatile
3 United Kingdom 2.05 trillion 2025 up 20.6% volatile
4 Netherlands 1.54 trillion 2025 up 43.5% volatile
5 Ireland 1.14 trillion 2025 up 79.0% volatile
6 Luxembourg 990.37 billion 2025 up 130.1% volatile
7 Germany 953.95 billion 2025 up 47.3% volatile
8 Canada 808.34 billion 2025 up 56.0% volatile
9 France 766.58 billion 2025 down 4.3% volatile
10 Italy 645.67 billion 2025 up 33.6% volatile
11 Spain 366.72 billion 2025 down 14.6% volatile
12 Mexico 293.65 billion 2025 up 63.3% volatile
13 Australia 278.11 billion 2025 up 10.5% volatile
14 Sweden 262.60 billion 2025 up 5.3% volatile
15 Japan 222.60 billion 2025 up 127.4% falling
16 Austria 222.56 billion 2025 up 41.7% volatile
17 China 209.79 billion 2025 up 402.1% volatile
18 United Arab Emirates 208.75 billion 2025 up 332.1% volatile
19 Hong Kong 202.23 billion 2025 up 91.9% volatile
20 Saudi Arabia 167.54 billion 2025 up 2,129.7% volatile
21 Belgium 159.51 billion 2025 up 40.6% volatile
22 Indonesia 152.99 billion 2025 up 147.3% volatile
23 South Korea 149.49 billion 2025 up 90.8% volatile
24 Finland 141.27 billion 2025 up 48.8% volatile
25 Bermuda 139.61 billion 2025 up 53.2% volatile
26 Chile 124.91 billion 2025 up 196.1% volatile
27 Singapore 122.68 billion 2025 up 152.8% volatile
28 Turkey 114.64 billion 2025 up 68.0% volatile
29 Romania 96.62 billion 2025 up 471.3% volatile
30 Denmark 91.50 billion 2025 up 55.0% volatile
31 Brazil 82.62 billion 2025 down 21.8% rising
32 Greece 78.45 billion 2025 up 93.5% volatile
33 Argentina 76.56 billion 2025 up 62.1% rising
34 Peru 76.27 billion 2025 up 125.3% volatile
35 Israel 72.06 billion 2025 up 145.3% volatile
36 Norway 70.65 billion 2025 up 3.5% volatile
37 Colombia 69.44 billion 2025 up 75.2% volatile
38 Philippines 67.81 billion 2025 up 58.0% volatile
39 Poland 64.28 billion 2025 up 6.7% volatile
40 Panama 62.80 billion 2025 up 283.4% volatile
41 Qatar 61.32 billion 2025 up 143.6% volatile
42 India 59.27 billion 2025 up 132.3% volatile
43 Russia 57.91 billion 2025 down 33.8% volatile
44 Egypt 57.07 billion 2025 up 1,421.9% volatile
45 Portugal 54.45 billion 2025 up 10.4% volatile
46 Hungary 46.52 billion 2025 up 71.6% volatile
47 Bahrain 38.80 billion 2025 up 399.3% volatile
48 Dominican Republic 38.17 billion 2025 up 348.9% volatile
49 Oman 36.31 billion 2025 up 3,718.1% volatile
50 Nigeria 34.45 billion 2025 up 907.7% volatile
51 Malaysia 31.59 billion 2025 up 2.4% rising
52 South Africa 30.76 billion 2025 up 17.6% volatile
53 Switzerland 30.02 billion 2025 up 21.3% volatile
54 Lithuania 27.76 billion 2025 up 179.5% volatile
55 Uruguay 26.47 billion 2025 up 94.6% volatile
56 New Zealand 24.89 billion 2025 up 146.1% rising
57 Kazakhstan 24.72 billion 2025 up 40.7% volatile
58 Lebanon 22.82 billion 2025 down 35.2% volatile
59 Latvia 22.14 billion 2025 up 297.9% volatile
60 Venezuela 22.10 billion 2025 down 56.6% rising
61 Ghana 21.34 billion 2025 up 469.1% volatile
62 Cyprus 20.14 billion 2025 up 248.9% volatile
63 Bulgaria 20.04 billion 2025 up 183.1% volatile
64 Liberia 16.97 billion 2025 up 11,213.3% volatile
65 Ecuador 15.71 billion 2025 up 329.7% volatile
66 Cote d'Ivoire 15.38 billion 2025 up 265.9% volatile
67 Thailand 14.83 billion 2025 up 63.6% volatile
68 Czechia 14.69 billion 2025 down 27.9% volatile
69 Croatia 14.52 billion 2025 down 0.5% volatile
70 Angola 13.62 billion 2025 up 1,261.8% volatile
71 Ukraine 13.31 billion 2025 down 38.4% volatile
72 Morocco 13.19 billion 2025 up 127.3% volatile
73 Costa Rica 11.53 billion 2025 up 105.8% volatile
74 Uzbekistan 10.78 billion 2025 β€” volatile
75 Guatemala 10.73 billion 2025 up 279.3% volatile
76 Jordan 10.50 billion 2025 up 234.0% volatile
77 Mauritius 10.31 billion 2025 up 331.2% volatile
78 Paraguay 9.74 billion 2025 up 441.2% volatile
79 Sri Lanka 9.15 billion 2025 up 82.1% volatile
80 Kenya 8.10 billion 2025 up 194.5% volatile
81 El Salvador 7.94 billion 2025 up 30.0% volatile
82 Jamaica 7.83 billion 2025 up 17.9% volatile
83 Marshall Islands 7.71 billion 2025 down 15.0% volatile
84 Pakistan 7.68 billion 2025 up 68.7% volatile
85 Kuwait 7.11 billion 2025 up 487.3% volatile
86 Laos 6.33 billion 2025 up 1,071.0% volatile
87 Estonia 6.07 billion 2025 up 432.3% volatile
88 Trinidad and Tobago 6.06 billion 2025 up 98.7% volatile
89 Senegal 5.56 billion 2025 up 455.9% volatile
90 Bahamas 5.26 billion 2025 down 37.3% volatile
91 Mongolia 4.17 billion 2025 up 157.7% volatile
92 Belarus 4.13 billion 2025 up 129.4% volatile
93 Albania 4.10 billion 2025 up 604.1% volatile
94 Iceland 4.00 billion 2025 down 49.8% volatile
95 Benin 3.95 billion 2025 β€” volatile
96 Barbados 3.82 billion 2025 up 47.5% volatile
97 Curacao 3.81 billion 2025 up 455.0% volatile
98 Gabon 3.59 billion 2025 up 15.5% volatile
99 Malta 3.26 billion 2025 up 386.1% volatile
100 Slovakia 3.25 billion 2025 down 78.5% volatile
101 Slovenia 3.13 billion 2025 down 78.3% volatile
102 Iraq 3.11 billion 2025 up 16.9% volatile
103 Vietnam 3.09 billion 2025 down 20.0% volatile
104 Honduras 2.90 billion 2025 up 190.0% volatile
105 North Macedonia 2.70 billion 2025 up 286.8% volatile
106 Montenegro 2.64 billion 2025 up 98.1% volatile
107 Zambia 2.50 billion 2025 up 42.9% volatile
108 Tunisia 2.07 billion 2025 down 53.7% volatile
109 Cameroon 2.04 billion 2025 β€” volatile
110 Armenia 2.00 billion 2025 up 66.7% volatile
110 Georgia 2.00 billion 2025 up 33.3% volatile
112 Bolivia 1.85 billion 2025 up 23.3% volatile
113 Azerbaijan 1.75 billion 2025 down 50.0% volatile
114 Gibraltar 1.50 billion 2025 up 88.4% volatile
115 Netherlands Antilles 1.33 billion 2025 down 73.6% volatile
116 Liechtenstein 975.00 million 2025 up 373.3% volatile
117 Namibia 750.00 million 2025 up 50.0% volatile
118 Rwanda 620.00 million 2025 up 55.0% volatile
119 Maldives 500.00 million 2025 β€” volatile
119 Papua New Guinea 500.00 million 2025 β€” volatile
119 Tajikistan 500.00 million 2025 β€” volatile
122 Madagascar 420.00 million 2025 β€” volatile
123 Aruba 407.00 million 2025 down 53.0% volatile
124 Belize 364.00 million 2025 up 264.0% volatile
125 Bosnia and Herzegovina 324.00 million 2025 β€” volatile
126 Gambia 300.00 million 2025 β€” volatile
127 Seychelles 169.00 million 2025 unchanged volatile
128 Turks and Caicos Islands 165.00 million 2025 down 36.5% volatile
129 Cambodia 82.00 million 2025 β€” volatile
130 Bangladesh 0 2025 down 100.0% volatile
130 Botswana 0 2025 down 100.0% volatile
130 Congo 0 2025 β€” volatile
130 Cuba 0 2025 β€” volatile
130 Algeria 0 2025 β€” volatile
130 Ethiopia 0 2025 down 100.0% volatile
130 Fiji 0 2025 down 100.0% volatile
130 Guinea 0 2025 β€” volatile
130 Grenada 0 2025 β€” volatile
130 Haiti 0 2025 β€” volatile
130 Iran 0 2025 β€” volatile
130 Kyrgyzstan 0 2025 β€” flat
130 Saint Lucia 0 2025 β€” volatile
130 Macao 0 2025 down 100.0% volatile
130 Monaco 0 2025 β€” flat
130 Moldova 0 2025 β€” volatile
130 Myanmar 0 2025 β€” volatile
130 Mozambique 0 2025 down 100.0% volatile
130 Nauru 0 2025 β€” volatile
130 French Polynesia 0 2025 β€” volatile
130 Sudan 0 2025 β€” flat
130 Serbia 0 2025 β€” volatile
130 Suriname 0 2025 β€” volatile
130 Syria 0 2025 β€” volatile
130 Tanzania 0 2025 down 100.0% volatile
130 Zimbabwe 0 2025 β€” flat

About this data

Indicator
17_International debt securities, nonbanks
Source
BIS
Licence
CC BY 4.0 (World Bank Open Data)
Coverage
155 places, 5,466 data points, 1990–2025
Last refreshed

The data are derived from the Bank for International Settlements (BIS) International Debt Securities Statistics, excluding bank issuers.