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The source added the following terminologies:
"* Consolidated foreign bank claims on a counterparty economy. A bank is foreign if it is headquartered outside an economy’s jurisdiction. Consolidated claims capture worldwide positions by bank offices, including foreign subsidiaries and branches and excluding inter-office activity. Bank claims include loans and deposits, holdings of debt securities, equity securities, participations, derivatives instruments with positive market value, and any other residual on-balance-sheet financial claims. This indicator provides an aggregate measure of the size of foreign bank funding for an economy."

"** Share of local claims among consolidated foreign bank claims on a counterparty country. Local claims are booked by foreign bank offices inside counterparty economy and can be in either local or foreign currency. This indicator provides a measure of the importance of brick and mortar business by foreign banks for an economy, as opposed to its reliance on cross-border foreign funding."

"*** Percentage of the number of foreign-owned banks to the number of the total banks in an economy. A foreign bank is a bank where a majority of its shares are owned by foreigners. This indicator provides a measure of the presence of foreign bank offices within an economy’s banking system."

"**** Percentage of the number of foreign developing economy–owned banks to the number of the total banks in an economy. A foreign bank is a bank where a majority of its shares are owned by foreigners. This indicator provides a measure of the presence of developing economy banks within a economy’s banking system."

" Percentage of the total banking assets that are held by foreign banks. A foreign bank is a bank where a majority its shares are owned by foreigners. This indicator provides a measure of the importance of foreign bank assets within an economy’s banking system."