World Bank defines foreign claims as the sum of cross-border claims and local claims from foreign offices denominated in all currencies. Foreign claims against the United States total $4,345 billion ($4,296.3 billion including guarantor claims) and $4,345 billion ($4,296.3 billion). The UK, meanwhile, has the second-highest level for these kinds of claims. In addition, it was noted that India has a very disciplined banking and financial sector because its ratio of foreign claims to domestic claims is the lowest of any country.
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