Executive Summary. Chart 1 Spreads of selected euro-area government bonds over German bunds (a) Sources: Thomson Reuters Datastream and Bank calculations.

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Executive Summary

Chart 1 Spreads of selected euro-area government bonds over German bunds (a) Sources: Thomson Reuters Datastream and Bank calculations. (a) Ten-year government and EFSF bond spreads over German bunds. (b) Spreads as at 15 June 2011 except for EFSF spread, which is as at 17 June (c) Spreads as at 22 November 2011.

Chart 2 Claims on vulnerable euro-area countries via euro-area banking systems (a)(b) Sources: BIS consolidated banking statistics and Bank calculations. (a) All data are as at end-June Converted from US dollars into sterling using end-June exchange rate. (b)X-axis shows consolidated ultimate risk basis foreign claims by UK-owned banks on the banking systems of selected euro-area countries. Y-axis shows consolidated ultimate risk basis foreign claims on all sectors of Greece, Ireland, Italy, Portugal and Spain by selected euro-area banking systems.

Chart 3 UK banks ’ leverage Sources and footnotes: see Chart 2.4.

Table A Deleveraging plans of selected European banks Sources and footnotes: see Table 2.B.