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International migrants from developing countries are of both rural and urban origin (ratios vary from country to country and change over time according to socio-economic conditions in both sending and receiving areas). However, we will focus on the rural factors that motivate vast sectors of the population to consider migration in order to improve their lives and diversify their sources of income. During the last 50 years, 800 million people have migrated from rural to urban areas, and it is expected that these migrations will continue to increase. 23 Even though internal and international migrations have differing characteristics, the motivation for displacement is similar – the search for new options to improve the quality of life. | BANK FOR INTERNATIONAL SETTLEMENTS Guidelines to the international locational banking statistics Monetary and Economic Department May 2012 Bank for International Settlements Press Communications CH 4002 Basel Switzerland E-mail publications@ Fax 41 61 280 9100 and 41 61 280 8100 Bank for International Settlements 2012. All rights reserved. Brief excerpts may be reproduced or translated provided the source is stated. ISBN 92 9197 727 6 online iv Locational banking statistics Contents Introduction to the international banking Historical Part I Reporting A. B. Reporting area and 1. Reporting 2. Reporting C. Locational banking statistics by 1. Business to be . Loans and Debt Other assets and 2. Currency sector and counterparty country Currency Sector Country 3. Other reporting Gross and Net values .13 Arrears provisions and write-offs .14 Currency Confidentiality .15 D. The locational international banking by nationality statistics .16 1. General .16 2. Nationality 3. Reporting area .17 4. 5. Currency breakdown .17 6. Sectoral breakdown .17 E. Other reporting F. Specific reporting cases - questions and Table v Locational banking .

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