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Cross-border banking exposure / Montserrat

What the world’s banks lend to Montserrat

The funding view: cross-border claims of BIS-reporting banks on Montserrat, from the locational statistics (LBS, by lender residence), with the consolidated claims by bank nationality (CBS) alongside. BIS-reporting banks held $396M of cross-border claims on Montserrat in Q4 2025, from $1M when the series begins in Q3 2020.

$396M
LBS cross-border claims
Q4 2025, all reporters
n/a
Change since 2019
no 2019-Q4 baseline
$389M
LBS liabilities to Montserrat
Q4 2025, banks’ funding from
$402M
CBS international claims
Q4 2025, nationality basis

Cross-border claims on Montserrat, Q3 2020Q4 2025

LBS cross-border claims of all reporting banks on Montserrat, in USD billions, quarterly. The GFC and COVID quarters are shaded. This is the residence view, where a claim counts by where the lending bank sits, so a claim on Montserrat booked from any reporting jurisdiction is included.

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Source: BIS Locational Banking Statistics (WS_LBS_D_PUB), BIS Data Portal (data.bis.org). Selection: cross-border claims (measure C), all reporting countries (5A) vs Montserrat as counterparty, all instruments, all currencies, all counterparty sectors, quarterly, amounts outstanding. License: free with “Source: BIS” attribution. Values shown in USD billions; raw BIS unit is USD millions. Methodology

Consolidated claims by bank nationality

CBS international claims on Montserrat in Q4 2025, broken out by the nationality of the lending banks (where the parent is headquartered, worldwide-consolidated, immediate-counterparty basis). The top 1 reporting banking systems shown account for $4M of the $402M consolidated total. This is a different measure from the residence-based claims above and is not additive with them.

Bank nationalityInternational claims
FRA France$4M

Source: BIS Consolidated Banking Statistics (WS_CBS_PUB), BIS Data Portal (data.bis.org). Selection: international claims (measure I, domestic banks 4B, immediate-counterparty basis F), individual reporting banking system by nationality vs Montserrat as counterparty, latest quarter, amounts outstanding. License: free with “Source: BIS” attribution. CBS carries claims only; it has no liabilities measure by design. Methodology

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