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Financing via international capital markets is the sum of gross bond issuance, bank lending and new equity placement. Bond issuance is the notional amount of bond issuance by government, public and private sector borrowers in international capital markets. Bank lending is the committed amount of funds raised by government, public and private sector borrowers via international syndicated lending. Equity placement is the notional amount of cross-border equity placement.

Rank	Country	Value
Financing via international capital markets (gross inflows, % of GDP) - Capital markets - Financial Sector - World Development Indicators (2008)
1	Liberia	117.50
2	Bhutan	15.70
3	Kazakhstan	15.33
4	Panama	11.03
5	Uruguay	10.87
6	Laos	10.86
7	Yemen	10.47
8	Jordan	8.21
9	Ghana	8
10	Papua New Guinea	5.28
11	Lebanon	5.21
12	Russia	5.18
13	Egypt	5.14
14	Georgia	4.69
15	Angola	4.60
16	Latvia	4.23
17	Tanzania	4.14
18	Gabon	4.13
19	Indonesia	4.12
20	Chile	3.98
21	Europe & Central Asia	3.89
22	Guinea	3.29
23	Malaysia	3.15
24	Vietnam	3.14
25	Jamaica	3.08
26	Turkey	2.92
27	Ukraine	2.91
28	Upper middle income	2.87
29	Azerbaijan	2.75
30	India	2.73
31	Middle East & North Africa	2.65
32	Bulgaria	2.52
33	South Africa	2.52
34	South Asia	2.24
35	Peru	2.24
36	Middle income	2.20
37	Low & middle income	2.20
38	Brazil	2.14
39	Least developed countries: UN classification	2.07
40	Low income	2.02
41	Latin America & Caribbean	1.90
42	Zambia	1.90
43	Venezuela	1.86
44	Sub-Saharan Africa	1.85
45	Mexico	1.75
46	Poland	1.72
47	Philippines	1.70
48	Costa Rica	1.68
49	Morocco	1.67
50	Honduras	1.60
51	Lower middle income	1.50
52	Thailand	1.48
53	Mali	1.26
54	Dominican Republic	1.26
55	East Asia & Pacific	1.25
56	Romania	1.19
57	Nigeria	1.12
58	Heavily indebted poor countries (HIPC)	1.07
59	Sri Lanka	1.05
60	Algeria	1.04
61	Kenya	0.83
62	Mozambique	0.81
63	Serbia	0.77
64	China	0.73
65	Syria	0.69
66	Colombia	0.64
67	Argentina	0.53
68	Belarus	0.50
69	Tunisia	0.42
70	Pakistan	0.39
71	Cambodia	0.32
72	Ivory Coast	0.19
73	Central African Republic	0.10
74	Mauritius	0.10
75	Bangladesh	0.07
76	Botswana	0.04
77	Lithuania	0.04
78	Malawi	0.03
79	Guatemala	0.01
80	Benin	0
81	Burkina Faso	0
82	Bosnia and Herzegovina	0
83	Belize	0
84	Bolivia	0
85	Albania	0
86	Cameroon	0
87	Republic of the Congo	0
88	Comoros	0
89	Cape Verde	0
90	Djibouti	0
91	Dominica	0
92	Ecuador	0
93	Eritrea	0
94	Ethiopia	0
95	Fiji	0
96	Micronesia	0
97	Niger	0
98	Libya	0
99	Nicaragua	0
100	Nepal	0
101	Kosovo	0
102	St. Kitts and Nevis	0
103	Mauritania	0
104	Palau	0
105	Kiribati	0
106	Mongolia	0
107	Paraguay	0
108	Namibia	0
109	Montenegro	0
110	Rwanda	0
111	Kyrgyzstan	0
112	Sudan	0
113	Senegal	0
114	Solomon Islands	0
115	Sierra Leone	0
116	El Salvador	0
117	St. Lucia	0
118	Macedonia	0
119	Sao Tome and Principe	0
120	Suriname	0
121	Swaziland	0
122	Seychelles	0
123	Marshall Islands	0
124	Chad	0
125	Togo	0
126	Maldives	0
127	Tajikistan	0
128	Turkmenistan	0
129	Afghanistan	0
130	Tonga	0
131	Madagascar	0
132	Moldova	0
133	Haiti	0
134	Uganda	0
135	Armenia	0
136	Lesotho	0
137	Guyana	0
138	Uzbekistan	0
139	St. Vincent and the Grenadines	0
140	Gambia	0
141	Burundi	0
142	Vanuatu	0
143	Samoa	0
144	Grenada	0
145	Guinea-Bissau	0
146	Democratic Republic of the Congo	0
147	Timor-Leste	0

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