The Bank of Japan recently unveiled its financial status as of October 31, 2023, shedding light on the institution’s diverse portfolio and ongoing initiatives. The total assets of the bank stand at an impressive 750.65 trillion yen.
Noteworthy among the assets are substantial holdings in government bonds, with long-term bonds totaling 592.28 trillion yen, reflecting a strategic investment approach. Additionally, the bank holds a significant position in gold, current deposits, and a mix of trusts, including real estate investment trusts.
On the liability side, the bank is managing issued banknotes, current deposits, and government deposits, showcasing a commitment to financial stability and liquidity in the market.
The financial breakdown emphasizes the bank’s role not only in traditional monetary functions but also in initiatives to support growth and resilience. Specifically, the detailed breakdown highlights a focus on lending for growth infrastructure, climate change adaptation, and support for financial institutions in disaster-stricken areas.
This comprehensive overview underscores the Bank of Japan’s commitment to transparency, economic stability, and its role as a key player in navigating Japan’s economic landscape.
http://www.boj.or.jp/statistics/boj/other/acmai/release/2023/ac231031.htm