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                   + () =  ×  +  (liabilities); where  =  and  = 1, 2, … , .
                                   
            3.      Deposits  placed  with  banks  by  households  (H)  of  a  country  –
                    liabilities of banks vis-à-vis sector H are not reported for any quarters
                    - we consider two different cases:
                    a.  Case 1: A country reports sectors F and P but does not at all report
                       subsectors of P for deposits liabilities. We first examine if sector P
                       vis-à-vis a given counterparty country is reported. If it is reported,
                       we  apply  estimation  (simple/weighted/moving  average)  using
                       available data of other reporting countries to get an average value
                       for sector H (e.g. use share H/P, from other countries including
                       estimated data proposed in 2a above) . If sector P amounts are
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                       not reported vis-à-vis a given counterparty country, don’t estimate
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                       amounts for subsector H .
                    b.  Case  2:  A country  does  not  report  sector  F  and  P  vis-à-vis  any
                       country. In this case, if it reports sector N amounts vis-à-vis the
                       counterparty  country,  we  propose  to  apply  estimation
                       (simple/weighted/moving average) for all quarters using available
                       data of other reporting countries to get value for sector H (e.g. use
                       share  H/N  from  other  countries  vis-à-vis  given  counterparty
                       country including estimated data proposed in 1a and 1b).  If it is
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                       not the case, don’t estimate .
                Finally,  we do not propose any estimation procedure for the situations
            where countries do not report aggregate the N sector vis-à-vis country .















            27  For example, US reports sectors F and P but doesn’t report subsectors of P (C, G and H) for
            deposit liabilities. In this case, we examine if sector P vis-à-vis a given domestic/counterparty
            country (e.g. PT) is reported. If US reported, we apply estimation using reported data of other
            countries to get value for sector H. If sector P amounts are not reported, we don’t estimate
            amounts for subsector H.
            28  If aggregate sector P doesn’t exists, subsector H can’t exists.
               SG doesn’t report sectors F and P vis-à-vis any country: If SG reports sector N amounts, say
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            vis-à-vis PT, apply estimation using reported data of other countries vis-à-vis PT to get value
            for sector H). If SG doesn’t report sector N amounts vis-à-vis PT,  sector H is null or zero.
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