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2: Country/Economy Profiles

Vietnam

Financial Development Index in detail

 

 

ν Development Advantage

ν Development Disadvantage

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

indicator

rank/62

 

value

best Performer

Value

 

1st pillar: Institutional environment

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Financial sector liberalization

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

1.01

Capital account liberalization........................................................

 

46

......ν

...................2.4

Multiple (25)..........................

7.0

 

1.02

Commitments to WTO Agreement on Trade in Services...............

 

37.

.....ν...................

3.6

Multiple (17)..........................

7.0

 

1.03

Domestic financial sector liberalization..........................................

 

52.

.....ν...................

2.8

Multiple (24)..........................

7.0

 

 

Corporate governance

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

1.04

Extent of incentive-based compensation......................................

 

44.

.....ν...................

4.0

United Kingdom...................

5.3

 

1.05

Efficacy of corporate boards.........................................................

 

48.

.....ν...................

4.2

South Africa.........................

5.8

 

1.06

Reliance on professional management.........................................

 

55.

.....ν...................

3.7

Finland.................................

6.3

 

1.07

Willingness to delegate ................................................................

 

55.

.....ν...................

3.3

Denmark..............................

6.2

 

1.08

Strength of auditing and reporting standards................................

 

62.

.....ν...................

3.5

South Africa.........................

6.6

 

1.09

Ethical behavior of firms...............................................................

 

44.

.....ν...................

3.6

Finland.................................

6.5

 

1.10

Protection of minority shareholders’ interests...............................

 

53.

.....ν...................

3.8

Finland.................................

6.1

 

 

Legal and regulatory issues

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

1.11

Burden of government regulation.................................................

 

41.

.....ν...................

2.9

Singapore.............................

5.6

 

1.12

Regulation of securities exchanges..............................................

 

60.

.....ν...................

3.3

South Africa.........................

6.5

 

1.13

Property rights ............................................................................

 

56.

.....ν...................

3.5

Finland.................................

6.5

 

1.14

Intellectual property protection.....................................................

 

57.

.....ν...................

2.6

Finland.................................

6.3

 

1.15

Diversion of public funds..............................................................

 

35.

.....ν...................

3.3

Denmark..............................

6.3

 

1.16

Public trust in politicians ..............................................................

 

21.

.....ν...................

3.4

Singapore.............................

6.3

 

1.17

Corruption perceptions index.......................................................

 

52.

.....ν...................

2.9

Finland.................................

9.4

 

1.18

Strength of legal rights index........................................................

 

17.

.....ν...................

8.0

Multiple (6)..........................

10.0

 

1.19

Central bank transparency..........................................................

 

n/a.

...........................

n/a

Sweden..............................

15.0

 

 

Contract enforcement

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

1.20

Effectiveness of law-making bodies..............................................

 

24.

.....ν...................

3.9

Singapore.............................

6.4

 

1.21

Judicial independence..................................................................

 

48.

.....ν...................

3.4

Finland.................................

6.5

 

1.22

Irregular payments in judicial decisions.........................................

 

58.

.....ν...................

2.7

Denmark..............................

6.8

 

1.23

Time to enforce a contract.............................................................

 

6.

.....ν...............

295.0

Singapore.........................

150.0

 

1.24

Number of procedures to enforce a contract................................

 

26.

.....ν.................

34.0

Multiple (2)..........................

21.0

 

1.25

Strength of investor protection index............................................

 

60.

.....ν...................

3.0

Singapore.............................

9.3

 

1.26

Cost of enforcing contracts .........................................................

 

42.

.....ν.................

28.5

Norway................................

9.9

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

2nd pillar: Business environment

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Human capital

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

2.01

Quality of management schools...................................................

 

61.

.....ν...................

3.2

United Kingdom...................

6.1

 

2.02

Quality of math and science education.........................................

 

34.

.....ν...................

4.1

Singapore.............................

6.3

 

2.03

Extent of staff training...................................................................

 

59.

.....ν...................

3.3

Switzerland..........................

5.6

 

2.04

Local availability of specialized research and training services

....... 61.

.....ν...................

3.1

Switzerland..........................

6.4

 

2.05

Brain drain...................................................................................

 

51.

.....ν...................

3.1

Switzerland..........................

6.3

 

2.06

Tertiary enrollment ......................................................................

 

51.

.....ν.................

22.3

Korea, Rep.......................

103.1

 

 

Taxes

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

2.07

Irregular payments in tax collection...............................................

 

51.

.....ν...................

3.5

Finland.................................

6.9

 

2.08

Distortive effect of taxes and subsidies on competition.................

 

42.

.....ν...................

3.8

United Arab Emirates...........

5.9

 

2.09

Marginal tax variation...................................................................

 

35.

.....ν...................

7.8

Kuwait................................

-4.8

 

2.10

Time to pay taxes.........................................................................

 

61.

.....ν...............

941.0

United Arab Emirates.........

12.0

 

 

Infrastructure

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

2.11

Quality of overall infrastructure .....................................................

 

58.

.....ν...................

3.2

Switzerland..........................

6.6

 

2.12

Quality of electricity supply...........................................................

 

56.

.....ν...................

3.1

Netherlands..........................

6.8

 

2.13

Internet users ..............................................................................

 

49.

.....ν.................

35.1

Norway..............................

94.0

 

2.14

Broadband Internet subscriptions................................................

 

46.

.....ν...................

4.3

Switzerland........................

39.2

 

2.15

Telephone subscriptions...............................................................

 

48.

.....ν.................

11.5

Germany............................

63.1

 

2.16

Mobile telephone subscriptions ...................................................

 

11.

.....ν...............

143.4

Hong Kong SAR...............

209.6

 

(continued)

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2: Country/Economy Profiles

Vietnam

Financial Development Index in detail (continued)

 

ν Development Advantage

ν Development Disadvantage

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

indicator

rank/62

 

value

best Performer

Value

 

2nd pillar: Business environment (continued)

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Cost of doing business

 

 

 

 

 

 

2.17

Cost of starting a business...........................................................

41

......ν

................. 10.6

Denmark..............................

0.0

 

2.18

Cost of registering property ...........................................................

8.

.....ν

...................0.6

Multiple (2)............................

0.0

 

2.19

Cost of closing a business...........................................................

34.

.....ν.................

15.0

Multiple (4)............................

1.0

 

2.20

Time to start a business...............................................................

59.

.....ν.................

44.0

Australia...............................

2.0

 

2.21

Time to register property..............................................................

50.

.....ν.................

57.0

Portugal...............................

1.0

 

2.22

Time to close a business..............................................................

58.

.....ν...................

5.0

Ireland..................................

0.4

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

3rd pillar: Financial stability

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Currency stability

 

 

 

 

 

 

3.01

Change in real effective exchange rate (REER)............................

n/a.

...........................

n/a

Brazil....................................

8.3

 

3.02

External vulnerability indicator.......................................................

23.

.....ν.................

99.3

Saudi Arabia.........................

9.3

 

3.03

Current account balance to GDP.................................................

50.

.....ν.................

-3.7

Kuwait................................

32.0

 

3.04

Dollarization vulnerability indicator................................................

44.

.....ν.................

94.0

Multiple (25)..........................

0.0

 

3.05

External debt to GDP (developing economies)..............................

23.

.....ν.................

40.9

China...................................

9.6

 

3.06Net international investment position to GDP

 

(advanced economies)................................................................

n/a.

...........................

n/a

Hong Kong SAR...............

287.7

 

Banking system stability

 

 

 

 

 

3.07

Frequency of banking crises.........................................................

28...... ...................

ν

1.5

Multiple (9)............................

0.0

3.08

Financial strengths indicator.........................................................

51...... ...................

ν

1.0

Multiple (3)............................

9.0

3.09

Aggregate measure of real estate bubbles...................................

n/a............................

 

n/a

Ireland..................................

6.9

3.10

Tier 1 capital ratio.........................................................................

56...... ...................

ν

9.1

Ghana................................

22.7

3.11

Output loss during banking crises..................................................

1...... ...................

ν

0.0

Multiple (20)..........................

0.0

 

Risk of sovereign debt crisis

 

 

 

 

 

3.12

Local currency sovereign rating....................................................

50...... ...................

ν

8.0

Multiple (10)........................

20.0

3.13

Foreign currency sovereign rating.................................................

50...... ...................

ν

8.0

Multiple (10)........................

20.0

3.14

Aggregate macroeconomic indicator............................................

61...... ...................

ν

2.9

Peru.....................................

6.4

3.15

Manageability of public debt ........................................................

36...... .................

ν

51.5

Kuwait..................................

6.2

3.16

Credit default swap spreads.........................................................

41...... ...............

ν

364.4

Norway..............................

36.2

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

4th pillar: Banking financial services

 

 

 

 

 

 

Size index

 

 

 

 

 

4.01

Deposit money bank assets to GDP.............................................

21...... ...............

ν

118.1

Ireland..............................

245.1

4.02

Central bank assets to GDP.........................................................

15...... ...................

ν

4.0

Brazil..................................

18.3

4.03

Financial system deposits to GDP................................................

58...... .................

ν

14.1

Hong Kong SAR...............

305.8

4.04

M2 to GDP...................................................................................

16...... ...............

ν

110.4

Hong Kong SAR...............

320.5

4.05

Private credit to GDP....................................................................

21...... ...............

ν

109.1

Denmark..........................

229.8

4.06

Bank deposits to GDP.................................................................

59...... .................

ν

14.1

Hong Kong SAR...............

305.8

4.07

Money market instruments to GDP..............................................

33...... ...................

ν

0.0

Ireland................................

18.6

 

Efficiency index

 

 

 

 

 

4.08

Aggregate profitability indicator......................................................

7...... ...................

ν

5.5

Czech Republic....................

6.0

4.09

Bank overhead costs...................................................................

24...... ...................

ν

1.5

Finland.................................

0.6

4.10

Public ownership of banks...........................................................

43...... .................

ν

21.7

Multiple (22)..........................

0.0

4.11

Bank operating costs to assets....................................................

21...... ...................

ν

1.5

Sweden................................

0.8

4.12

Non-performing bank loans to total loans....................................

n/a............................

 

n/a

Finland.................................

0.5

 

Financial information disclosure

 

 

 

 

 

4.13

Private credit bureau coverage ....................................................

53...... ...................

ν

0.0

Multiple (12)......................

100.0

4.14

Public credit registry coverage .....................................................

11...... .................

ν

29.8

Portugal.............................

86.2

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

5th pillar: Non-banking financial services

 

 

 

 

 

 

IPO activity

 

 

 

 

 

5.01

IPO market share ........................................................................

56...... ...................

ν

0.0

China.................................

37.8

5.02

IPO proceeds amount .................................................................

57...... ...................

ν

0.0

Hong Kong SAR...................

5.1

5.03

Share of world IPOs.....................................................................

52...... ...................

ν

0.0

China.................................

30.2

(continued)

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Vietnam

Financial Development Index in detail (continued)

 

ν Development Advantage

ν Development Disadvantage

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

indicator

rank/62

 

value

best Performer

Value

 

5th pillar: Non-banking financial services (continued)

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

M&A activity

 

 

 

 

 

 

5.04

M&A market share ......................................................................

47

......ν

...................0.1

United States.....................

34.4

 

5.05

M&A transaction value to GDP.....................................................

37.

.....ν...................

2.2

Hong Kong SAR...................

9.9

 

5.06

Share of total number of M&A deals.............................................

30.

.....ν...................

0.4

United States.....................

23.3

 

 

Insurance

 

 

 

 

 

 

5.07

Life insurance penetration............................................................

45.

.....ν...................

0.7

Ireland................................

19.8

 

5.08

Non-life insurance penetration......................................................

49.

.....ν...................

0.8

Netherlands..........................

9.5

 

5.09

Real growth of direct insurance premiums....................................

26.

.....ν...................

3.8

Argentina............................

21.9

 

5.10

Life insurance density...................................................................

26.

.....ν...................

0.6

India...................................

43.5

 

5.11

Non-life insurance density............................................................

26.

.....ν...................

0.7

China.................................

16.1

 

5.12

Relative value added of insurance to GDP....................................

48.

.....ν...................

0.5

Bahrain.................................

6.0

 

 

Securitization

 

 

 

 

 

 

5.13

Securitization to GDP .................................................................

35.

.....ν...................

0.3

United States.......................

5.1

 

5.14

Share of total number of securitization deals................................

27.

.....ν...................

0.2

United States.....................

53.6

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

6th pillar: Financial markets

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Foreign exchange markets

 

 

 

 

 

 

6.01

Spot foreign exchange turnover .................................................

n/a.

...........................

n/a

United Kingdom.................

38.5

 

6.02

Outright forward foreign exchange turnover ................................

n/a.

...........................

n/a

United Kingdom.................

41.3

 

6.03

Foreign exchange swap turnover ..............................................

n/a.

...........................

n/a

United Kingdom.................

33.3

 

 

Derivatives markets

 

 

 

 

 

 

6.04

Interest rate derivatives turnover: Forward rate agreements.........

n/a.

...........................

n/a

United Kingdom.................

48.4

 

6.05

Interest rate derivatives turnover: Swaps ....................................

n/a.

...........................

n/a

United Kingdom.................

45.3

 

6.06

Interest rate derivatives turnover: Options ...................................

n/a.

...........................

n/a

United Kingdom.................

50.4

 

6.07

Foreign exchange derivatives turnover: Currency swaps.............

n/a.

...........................

n/a

United Kingdom.................

32.1

 

6.08

Foreign exchange derivatives turnover: Options..........................

n/a.

...........................

n/a

United Kingdom.................

55.3

 

 

Equity market development

 

 

 

 

 

 

6.09

Stock market turnover ratio............................................................

8.

.....ν...............

144.0

Turkey..............................

237.9

 

6.10

Stock market capitalization to GDP..............................................

52.

.....ν.................

18.7

Hong Kong SAR...............

440.2

 

6.11

Stock market value traded to GDP...............................................

37.

.....ν.................

17.5

Hong Kong SAR...............

681.5

 

6.12

Number of listed companies per 10,000 people...........................

45.

.....ν...................

0.0

Hong Kong SAR...................

2.0

 

 

Bond market development

 

 

 

 

 

 

6.13

Private domestic bond market capitalization to GDP...................

n/a.

...........................

n/a

Denmark..........................

177.2

 

6.14

Public domestic bond market capitalization to GDP....................

n/a.

...........................

n/a

Japan...............................

208.5

 

6.15

Private international bonds to GDP...............................................

55.

.....ν...................

0.2

Ireland..............................

202.8

 

6.16

Public international bonds to GDP................................................

36.

.....ν...................

2.2

Greece...............................

70.8

 

6.17

Local currency corporate bond issuance to GDP.........................

27.

.....ν...................

0.5

Malaysia...............................

4.9

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

7th pillar: Financial access

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Commercial access

 

 

 

 

 

 

7.01

Financial market sophistication.....................................................

61.

.....ν...................

3.1

United Kingdom...................

6.8

 

7.02

Venture capital availability.............................................................

51.

.....ν...................

2.3

Hong Kong SAR...................

4.5

 

7.03

Ease of access to credit ..............................................................

47.

.....ν...................

3.2

Hong Kong SAR...................

5.0

 

7.04

Financing through local equity market..........................................

47.

.....ν...................

3.4

Hong Kong SAR...................

5.7

 

7.05

Ease of access to loans...............................................................

50.

.....ν...................

2.4

Bahrain.................................

4.8

 

7.06

Foreign direct investment to GDP...................................................

8.

.....ν...................

6.1

Hong Kong SAR.................

34.2

 

 

Retail access

 

 

 

 

 

 

7.07

Market penetration of bank accounts...........................................

55.

.....ν.................

21.4

Denmark............................

99.7

 

7.08

Commercial bank branches .........................................................

50.

.....ν...................

3.3

Portugal.............................

75.9

 

7.09

Total number of ATMs..................................................................

42.

.....ν.................

17.6

Korea, Rep.......................

250.3

 

7.10

Debit card penetration..................................................................

48.

.....ν.................

14.6

Netherlands........................

97.6

 

7.11

Loan accounts at MFIs...................................................................

2.

.....ν...............

100.5

Peru.................................

121.2

 

7.12

Loan from a financial institution....................................................

14.

.....ν.................

16.2

Finland...............................

23.9

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

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Part 3

Data Tables

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How to Read the Data Tables

The following pages provide detailed data for all 62 economies included in The Financial Development Report 2012. The Data Tables are organized into seven sections:

I.Institutional environment

II.Business environment

III.Financial stability

IV. Banking financial services

V. Non-banking financial services

VI. Financial markets

VII. Financial access

The seven sections correspond to the seven pillars of the Financial Development Index.

Two types of data are presented in the tables:

Executive Opinion Survey indicators: These data are the results drawn from the World Economic Forum’s Executive Opinion Survey.

Other indicators: These data are indicators obtained from a variety of sources.

Executive Opinion Survey indicators

Data yielded from the World Economic Forum’s Executive Opinion Survey are presented in blue-colored bar graphs. Survey questions asked for responses on a scale of 1 to 7, where an answer of 1 corresponds to the lowest possible score and an answer of 7 corresponds to the highest possible score. For each Survey question, individual responses are aggregated at the country level in order to produce country scores. For more information on the Executive Opinion Survey and a detailed explanation of how country scores are computed, please refer to Chapter 1.1.

For each Survey variable, the corresponding Survey question and the two extreme answers are shown. Scores are reported with a precision of two decimal points, although exact figures are used to determine rankings. For example, in the case of the variable 1.11 on the burden of government regulation, Pakistan’s score is 3.44275 and Morocco’s score is 3.43824. These countries rank 21st and 22nd respectively, although they are listed with the same rounded score of 3.44.

A dotted line on the graph indicates the mean score across the 62 economies. Standard deviations, which give an indication of how closely or widely the individual responses are spread around the mean country score, can be provided upon request to The Global Benchmarking Network at the World Economic Forum.

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How to Read the Data Tables

Other indicators

In the following pages, indicators not derived from the Executive Opinion Survey are presented in black-colored bar graphs. We use the latest data available from international organizations (such as the International Monetary Fund,

the World Bank, various United Nations agencies, the Bank of International Settlements, and the International Telecommunication Union), the research of respected academics in the field, and firms of international stature that engage in professional research on topics related to the Index. For each indicator, a short description appears at the top of the page. The base year (typically the year when

the majority of the data were collected) follows the description. When the year differs from the base year for a particular economy, this is indicated in a footnote.

A more detailed description and the full source for each variable can be found in the Technical Notes and Sources section at the end of this Report. When data are not available or are too outdated, “n/a” is used in lieu of the rank and value.

In the case of non-Survey indicators, true ties between two or more economies are possible. In such cases, shared rankings are indicated accordingly. For example, the time it takes to enforce a contract is 280 hours in both Hong Kong SAR

and Norway. They share the rank of 3rd for that variable in Table 1.23.

312 | The Financial Development Report 2012

Index of Data Tables

Section 1: Institutional environment.................................................

315

1.01

Capital account liberalization.............................................

316

1.02

Commitments to WTO Agreement on Trade in Services....

316

1.03

Domestic financial sector liberalization ..............................

317

1.04

Extent of incentive-based compensation ..........................

317

1.05

Efficacy of corporate boards ............................................

318

1.06

Reliance on professional management .............................

318

1.07

Willingness to delegate .....................................................

319

1.08

Strength of auditing and reporting standards ...................

319

1.09

Ethical behavior of firms ...................................................

320

1.10

Protection of minority shareholders’ interests ...................

320

1.11

Burden of government regulation .....................................

321

1.12

Regulation of securities exchanges ...................................

321

1.13

Property rights ..................................................................

322

1.14

Intellectual property protection .........................................

322

1.15

Diversion of public funds ..................................................

323

1.16

Public trust in politicians ...................................................

323

1.17

Corruption perceptions index ...........................................

324

1.18

Strength of legal rights index ............................................

324

1.19

Central bank transparency ...............................................

325

1.20

Effectiveness of law-making bodies ..................................

325

1.21

Judicial independence ......................................................

326

1.22

Irregular payments in judicial decisions .............................

326

1.23

Time to enforce a contract ...............................................

327

1.24

Number of procedures to enforce a contract ....................

327

1.25

Strength of investor protection index ................................

328

1.26

Cost of enforcing contracts ..............................................

328

Section II: Business environment ....................................................

329

2.01

Quality of management schools ......................................

330

2.02

Quality of math and science education ............................

330

2.03

Extent of staff training ......................................................

331

2.04Local availability of specialized research

 

and training services .........................................................

331

2.05

Brain drain.........................................................................

332

2.06

Tertiary enrollment ............................................................

332

2.07

Irregular payments in tax collection ..................................

333

2.08Distortive effect of taxes and subsidies

 

on competition .................................................................

333

2.09

Marginal tax variation ........................................................

334

2.10

Time to pay taxes ............................................................

334

2.11

Quality of overall infrastructure...........................................

335

2.12

Quality of electricity supply ...............................................

335

2.13

Internet users....................................................................

336

2.14

Broadband Internet subscriptions .....................................

336

2.15

Telephone subscriptions ...................................................

337

2.16

Mobile telephone subscriptions ........................................

337

2.17

Cost of starting a business................................................

338

2.18

Cost of registering property...............................................

338

2.19

Cost of closing a business ................................................

339

2.20

Time to start a business ...................................................

339

2.21

Time to register property .................................................

340

2.22

Time to close a business ..................................................

340

Section III: Financial stability ...........................................................

341

3.01

Change in real effective exchange rate (REER) ..................

342

3.02

External vulnerability indicator ...........................................

342

3.03

Current account balance to GDP ......................................

343

3.04

Dollarization vulnerability indicator ....................................

343

3.05

External debt to GDP (developing economies) ..................

344

3.06Net international investment position to

 

GDP (advanced economies) .............................................

344

3.07

Frequency of banking crises .............................................

345

3.08

Financial strengths indicator .............................................

345

3.09

Aggregate measure of real estate bubbles ........................

346

3.10

Tier 1 capital ratio .............................................................

346

3.11

Output loss during banking crises ....................................

347

3.12

Local currency sovereign rating ........................................

347

3.13

Foreign currency sovereign rating .....................................

348

3.14

Aggregate macroeconomic indicator ................................

348

3.15

Manageability of public debt .............................................

349

3.16

Credit default swap spreads .............................................

349

Section IV: Banking financial services ............................................

351

4.01

Deposit money bank assets to GDP .................................

352

4.02

Central Bank assets to GDP .............................................

352

4.03

Financial system deposits to GDP ....................................

353

4.04

M2 to GDP .......................................................................

353

4.05

Private credit to GDP .......................................................

354

4.06

Bank deposits to GDP ......................................................

354

4.07

Money market instruments to GDP ..................................

355

4.08

Aggregate profitability indicator ........................................

355

4.09

Bank overhead costs .......................................................

356

4.10

Public ownership of banks ...............................................

356

4.11

Bank operating costs to assets ........................................

357

4.12

Non-performing bank loans to total loans .........................

357

4.13

Private credit bureau coverage .........................................

358

4.14

Public credit registry coverage ..........................................

358

Section V: Non-banking financial services .....................................

359

5.01

IPO market share .............................................................

360

5.02

IPO proceeds amount ......................................................

360

5.03

Share of world IPOs .........................................................

361

5.04

M&A market share ............................................................

361

5.05

M&A transaction value to GDP .........................................

362

5.06

Share of total number of M&A deals .................................

362

5.07

Life insurance penetration ................................................

363

5.08

Non-life insurance penetration ..........................................

363

5.09

Real growth of direct insurance premiums .......................

364

5.10

Life insurance density .......................................................

364

5.11

Non-life insurance density ................................................

365

5.12

Relative value added of insurance to GDP ........................

365

5.13

Securitization to GDP .......................................................

366

5.14

Share of total number of securitization deals ....................

366

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Section VI: Financial markets ..........................................................

367

6.01

Spot foreign exchange turnover........................................

368

6.02

Outright forward foreign exchange turnover......................

368

6.03

Foreign exchange swap turnover .....................................

369

6.04Interest rate derivatives turnover: Forward

 

rate agreements...............................................................

369

6.05

Interest rate derivatives turnover: Swaps ..........................

370

6.06

Interest rate derivatives turnover: Options ........................

370

6.07Foreign exchange derivatives turnover:

 

Currency swaps ...............................................................

371

6.08

Foreign exchange derivatives turnover: Options ...............

371

6.09

Stock market turnover ratio..............................................

372

6.10

Stock market capitalization to GDP ..................................

372

6.11

Stock market value traded to GDP...................................

373

6.12Number of listed companies per

10,000 people .................................................................

373

6.13Private domestic bond market

capitalization to GDP .......................................................

374

6.14Public domestic bond market

 

capitalization to GDP .......................................................

374

6.15

Private international bonds to GDP ..................................

375

6.16

Public international bonds to GDP ...................................

375

6.17Local currency corporate bond

 

issuance to GDP ..............................................................

376

Section VII: Financial access ...........................................................

377

7.01

Financial market sophistication ........................................

378

7.02

Venture capital availability .................................................

378

7.03

Ease of access to credit ...................................................

379

7.04

Financing through local equity market...............................

379

7.05

Ease of access to loans ...................................................

380

7.06

Foreign direct investment to GDP.....................................

380

7.07

Market penetration of bank accounts ...............................

381

7.08

Commercial bank branches .............................................

381

7.09

Total number of ATMs.......................................................

382

7.10

Debit card penetration .....................................................

382

7.11

Loan accounts at MFIs ....................................................

383

7.12

Loan from a financial institution ........................................

383

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