Guernsey bank deposits fall by £5bn
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The value of deposits held by banks in Guernsey fell by £5bn (4.3%) during the final quarter of last year.
Guernsey Finance said the total value of deposits at the end of December was £111bn.
The organisation, which promotes the island's finance industry, said the amount deposited had contracted by £6.4bn (5.4%) over the year.
Peter Niven, Guernsey Finance's chief executive, said the fall was disappointing but not a surprise.
He said the current low interest rate environment and the effects of exchange rate movements were the "principal contributing factors".
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