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Archived - Reference Table IV (cont’d)
Distribution of Domestic Holdings of Government of Canada Securities

PART C – Treasury Bills and Canada Bills

Year end	Persons and unincorporated businesses	Non-financial corporations	Bank of Canada	Chartered banks	Quasi- banks[2]	Life insurance companies and pension funds	Public and other financial institutions[3]	All levels of government[4]	Total[5]
	($ millions)
1976	171	125	1,964	4,219	52	44	515	193	7,283
1977	394	136	2,461	4,949	143	98	1,020	311	9,512
1978	576	198	3,567	5,517	193	261	1,554	519	12,385
1979	785	165	4,345	6,690	65	245	1,550	843	14,688
1980	1,493	288	5,317	7,500	619	460	2,431	1,512	19,620
1981	1,019	369	5,431	8,597	343	560	2,187	1,082	19,588
1982	1,237	1,930	2,483	10,034	1,357	1,244	5,008	1,199	24,492
1983	3,766	5,146	2,595	12,879	3,180	2,587	5,376	1,286	36,815
1984	7,454	6,275	3,515	12,997	2,792	3,876	6,544	2,498	45,951
1985	13,340	6,517	3,985	12,629	3,651	3,924	8,129	4,136	56,311
1986	16,158	4,875	7,967	15,161	4,709	3,592	10,164	3,416	66,042
1987	17,712	7,232	9,682	11,498	3,725	4,806	9,589	5,002	69,246
1988	20,196	7,414	9,945	15,224	5,614	7,648	9,133	7,726	82,900
1989	29,138	9,668	11,124	17,410	8,116	9,664	12,908	9,251	107,279
1990	36,443	10,756	10,574	17,841	8,976	11,737	13,298	9,388	119,013
1991	30,358	10,437	13,093	24,382	9,089	12,386	17,636	10,417	127,798
1992	32,840	11,254	14,634	27,989	9,646	13,639	19,907	8,726	138,635
1993	27,401	9,657	16,876	29,901	9,222	17,085	22,336	7,151	139,629
1994	17,476	8,499	18,973	30,415	6,879	14,385	22,021	10,631	129,279
1995	16,173	9,204	18,298	30,865	7,760	15,321	25,183	10,603	133,407
1996	10,438	8,285	17,593	23,470	5,493	13,530	32,752	6,264	117,825
1997	5,382	6,858	14,233	19,448	3,133	8,956	32,653	4,354	95,017
1998	2,398	6,215	10,729	15,974	2,392	4,570	32,508	1,700	76,486
1999	5,889	6,662	8,584	12,814	2,758	7,013	37,011	3,191	83,922
2000	6,187	6,735	8,090	9,188	574	6,766	31,260	2,415	71,215

Reference Table IV (cont’d)
Distribution of Domestic Holdings of Government of Canada Securities

PART D – Treasury Bills and Canada Bills

Year end	Persons and unincorporated businesses	Non-financial corporations	Bank of Canada	Chartered banks	Quasi- banks[2]	Life insurance companies and pension funds	Public and other financial institutions[3]	All levels of government[4]	Total[5]
	(%)
1976	2.35	1.72	26.97	57.93	0.71	0.60	7.07	2.65	100.00
1977	4.14	1.43	25.87	52.03	1.50	1.03	10.72	3.27	100.00
1978	4.65	1.60	28.80	44.55	1.56	2.11	12.55	4.19	100.00
1979	5.34	1.12	29.58	45.55	0.44	1.67	10.55	5.74	100.00
1980	7.61	1.47	27.10	38.23	3.15	2.34	12.39	7.71	100.00
1981	5.20	1.88	27.73	43.89	1.75	2.86	11.16	5.52	100.00
1982	5.05	7.88	10.14	40.97	5.54	5.08	20.45	4.90	100.00
1983	10.23	13.98	7.05	34.98	8.64	7.03	14.60	3.49	100.00
1984	16.22	13.66	7.65	28.28	6.08	8.44	14.24	5.44	100.00
1985	23.69	11.57	7.08	22.43	6.48	6.97	14.44	7.34	100.00
1986	24.47	7.38	12.06	22.96	7.13	5.44	15.39	5.17	100.00
1987	25.58	10.44	13.98	16.60	5.38	6.94	13.85	7.22	100.00
1988	24.36	8.94	12.00	18.36	6.77	9.23	11.02	9.32	100.00
1989	27.16	9.01	10.37	16.23	7.57	9.01	12.03	8.62	100.00
1990	30.62	9.04	8.88	14.99	7.54	9.86	11.17	7.89	100.00
1991	23.75	8.17	10.25	19.08	7.11	9.69	13.80	8.15	100.00
1992	23.69	8.12	10.56	20.19	6.96	9.84	14.36	6.29	100.00
1993	19.62	6.92	12.09	21.41	6.60	12.24	16.00	5.12	100.00
1994	13.52	6.57	14.68	23.53	5.32	11.13	17.03	8.22	100.00
1995	12.12	6.90	13.72	23.14	5.82	11.48	18.88	7.95	100.00
1996	8.86	7.03	14.93	19.92	4.66	11.48	27.80	5.32	100.00
1997	5.66	7.22	14.98	20.47	3.30	9.43	34.37	4.58	100.00
1998	3.14	8.13	14.03	20.88	3.13	5.97	42.50	2.22	100.00
1999	7.02	7.94	10.23	15.27	3.29	8.36	44.10	3.80	100.00
2000	8.69	9.46	11.36	12.90	0.81	9.50	43.90	3.39	100.00

Reference Table IV (cont’d)
Distribution of Domestic Holdings of Government of Canada Securities

PART E – Bonds¹

Year end	Persons and unincorporated businesses	Non-financial corporations	Bank of Canada	Chartered banks	Quasi- banks[2]	Life insurance companies and pension funds	Public and other financial institutions[3]	All levels of government[4]	Total[5]
	($ millions)
1976	1,277	270	6,278	4,447	664	1,392	1,758	537	16,623
1977	1,690	185	7,807	4,652	905	2,173	2,094	703	20,209
1978	1,929	205	8,434	4,379	1,344	3,477	2,463	1,202	23,433
1979	3,736	209	9,311	3,466	1,619	6,471	2,553	2,035	29,400
1980	4,890	267	10,541	2,502	2,152	8,814	3,130	2,736	35,032
1981	6,759	151	11,669	1,406	2,109	10,009	3,155	3,112	38,370
1982	7,374	337	12,945	1,199	1,931	11,907	4,169	3,455	43,317
1983	6,813	356	14,264	2,228	2,371	15,229	4,608	4,035	49,904
1984	9,906	508	13,669	2,167	2,095	20,163	5,434	4,668	58,610
1985	11,483	870	11,683	2,569	2,055	27,144	6,957	5,970	68,731
1986	9,827	1,384	10,407	2,618	2,568	31,295	8,250	7,877	74,226
1987	10,959	1,359	10,519	4,514	2,675	34,064	9,958	8,916	82,964
1988	11,501	1,220	10,661	5,891	1,878	34,812	9,895	9,460	85,318
1989	8,713	1,734	10,009	3,394	1,738	38,373	11,042	8,589	83,592
1990	8,174	1,041	9,751	6,383	1,484	41,247	12,753	10,186	91,019
1991	5,215	1,143	9,277	11,410	3,002	45,460	15,418	10,598	101,523
1992	2,147	2,442	7,973	16,566	2,782	48,403	19,489	11,496	111,298
1993	1,140	702	6,622	30,341	2,007	52,832	22,985	11,246	127,875
1994	1,764	3,540	5,929	39,648	3,113	64,174	30,826	14,336	163,330
1995	202	2,844	5,292	45,695	3,187	72,163	33,861	15,721	178,965
1996	1,276	1,728	7,963	51,319	5,459	76,701	38,762	18,564	201,772
1997	3,202	3,612	12,965	48,267	3,921	86,146	46,792	21,075	225,980
1998	6,814	2,310	17,182	49,662	4,267	95,486	47,387	21,370	244,478
1999	28	2,628	20,491	45,066	4,126	101,071	44,307	25,160	242,877
2000	775	2,329	23,636	52,081	2,877	102,005	43,196	24,881	251,780

Reference Table IV (cont’d)
Distribution of Domestic Holdings of Government of Canada Securities

PART F – Bonds¹

Year end	Persons and unincorporated businesses	Non-financial corporations	Bank of Canada	Chartered banks	Quasi- banks[2]	Life insurance companies and pension funds	Public and other financial institutions[3]	All levels of government[4]	Total[5]
	(%)
1976	7.68	1.62	37.77	26.75	3.99	8.37	10.58	3.23	100.00
1977	8.36	0.92	38.63	23.02	4.48	10.75	10.36	3.48	100.00
1978	8.23	0.87	35.99	18.69	5.74	14.84	10.51	5.13	100.00
1979	12.71	0.71	31.67	11.79	5.51	22.01	8.68	6.92	100.00
1980	13.96	0.76	30.09	7.14	6.14	25.16	8.93	7.81	100.00
1981	17.62	0.39	30.41	3.66	5.50	26.09	8.22	8.11	100.00
1982	17.02	0.78	29.88	2.77	4.46	27.49	9.62	7.98	100.00
1983	13.65	0.71	28.58	4.46	4.75	30.52	9.23	8.09	100.00
1984	16.90	0.87	23.32	3.70	3.57	34.40	9.27	7.96	100.00
1985	16.71	1.27	17.00	3.74	2.99	39.49	10.12	8.69	100.00
1986	13.24	1.86	14.02	3.53	3.46	42.16	11.11	10.61	100.00
1987	13.21	1.64	12.68	5.44	3.22	41.06	12.00	10.75	100.00
1988	13.48	1.43	12.50	6.90	2.20	40.80	11.60	11.09	100.00
1989	10.42	2.07	11.97	4.06	2.08	45.91	13.21	10.27	100.00
1990	8.98	1.14	10.71	7.01	1.63	45.32	14.01	11.19	100.00
1991	5.14	1.13	9.14	11.24	2.96	44.78	15.19	10.44	100.00
1992	1.93	2.19	7.16	14.88	2.50	43.49	17.51	10.33	100.00
1993	0.89	0.55	5.18	23.73	1.57	41.32	17.97	8.79	100.00
1994	1.08	2.17	3.63	24.27	1.91	39.29	18.87	8.78	100.00
1995	0.11	1.59	2.96	25.53	1.78	40.32	18.92	8.78	100.00
1996	0.63	0.86	3.95	25.43	2.71	38.01	19.21	9.20	100.00
1997	1.42	1.60	5.74	21.36	1.74	38.12	20.71	9.33	100.00
1998	2.79	0.94	7.03	20.31	1.75	39.06	19.38	8.74	100.00
1999	0.01	1.08	8.44	18.56	1.70	41.61	18.24	10.36	100.00
2000	0.31	0.93	9.39	20.69	1.14	40.51	17.16	9.88	100.00
Note: Because of timing and valuation differences, The National Balance Sheet Accounts data contained in this table are not necessarily on the same basis as other data elsewhere in this publication (most of the data in this report are on a par-value basis – that is, outstanding securities are valued at par). For this reason, although the two sets of data yield very similar information, the data in this table are not strictly comparable with other data in this publication. 1 Includes bonds denominated in foreign currencies. 2 Includes Quebec savings banks, credit unions and caisses populaires, trust companies and mortgage loan companies. 3Includes investment dealers, mutual funds, property and casualty insurance companies, sales, finance and consumer loan companies, accident and sickness branches of life insurance companies, other private financial institutions (not elsewhere included), federal public financial institutions, and provincial financial institutions. 4 Includes federal government holdings of its own debt, provincial, municipal and hospital holdings, and holdings of the Canada Pension Plan and the Quebec Pension Plan. 5  May not add due to rounding. Source: Statistics Canada, The National Balance Sheet Accounts.

Reference Table V
Non-Resident (Direct) Holdings of Government of Canada Debt

As at March 31	Marketable bonds1	Treasury bills and Canada Bills	Total	Total as per cent of total market debt
(C$ billions)
1979	5.0	0.9	5.9	8.9
1980	5.6	0.7	6.3	8.7
1981	6.8	1.1	7.9	9.5
1982	8.8	1.1	9.9	10.6
1983	10.0	1.6	11.6	10.0
1984	10.3	2.6	12.9	9.0
1985	14.5	4.6	19.1	11.1
1986	22.1	3.0	25.1	12.5
1987	30.3	4.7	35.0	15.3
1988	33.0	9.3	42.3	16.9
1989	41.3	15.7	57.0	20.6
1990	49.9	13.3	63.2	21.5
1991	57.6	16.1	73.7	22.8
1992	63.6	23.0	86.6	24.6
1993	80.1	28.3	108.4	28.3
1994	79.3	34.0	113.3	27.4
1995	73.7	39.2	112.9	25.6
1996	84.1	37.7	121.8	25.9
1997	91.5	28.7	120.2	25.2
1998	94.1	22.4	116.5	24.9
1999	85.9	21.8	107.7	23.4
2000	84.6	16.6	101.2	22.2
2001	83.4	10.4	93.8	21.0
Note: Numbers may not add due to rounding. 1 Includes bonds denominated in foreign currencies. Source: Statistics Canada, Canada’s International Transactions in Securities. - Table of Contents - Previous - Next -