guernsey experiences record bank deposit levels, while jersey recovers from previous quarter fall
The latest figures released by GuernseyFinance and Jersey Finance show the islands' banks are booming. In Guernsey, the banks reached record deposit levels of £89.37bn at the end of September 2006, up 15% over the year, and up £110m over the previous quarter. Over the same period, Jersey posted an increase in bank deposits to £187.6bn, an upturn following a fall in the level of deposits in the previous quarter. Peter Niven, chief executive of GuernseyFinance, said: "This is good news. The growth during the quarter was only marginal but came on the back of sustained increases during the p...
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