Graph 2: Concentration of Private Capital Flows  Graph 1: Developing Countries Net Capital Flows  1990-95  Billions of $ $  $  180  180  China Mexico Brazil  Private  Korea  120  120  Malaysia Argentina 60  60  Thailand  Official  Indonesia 0  0  Russia India -60  -60 1972  1977  1982  1987  1992  0  1997  Graph 3: Private Gross Capital Flows  20  40  60  80  100  120  140  Billions of $  % $  6  6  5  5  4  4  3  3  2  2  1  1  Direct investment  Portfolio investment 40  40  0  0  Other investment  -40  1980  1985  1990  0 1995  $  80  80  1975  180  Graph 4: Developing Countries Net Private Capital Flows  12 largest recipients of private capital, % of GNP %  0 1970  160  -80  1972  1977  1982  -40  1987  1992  -80 1997  At the same time as these large mutual funds were discovering the attractions of diversification, the financial infrastructure to implement this was also being put in place, mainly driven by international financial institutions searching out expansion opportunities.
In addition to inspections, numerous consultations, meetings with supervised entities are also made. We want to ensure that Lithuania’s financial system has proper and sound risk management and compliance culture in place. One of our objectives is to create a supportive environment for a mature expansion of the Lithuanian financial sector.