The frozen assets of Russia’s central bank are estimated to total about €290bn

Assets held in EU countries €209bn

Non-EU countries €80bn

Belgium

€180bn

Japan

28.1

UK

26.6

US

4.3

Canada

15.1

Germany

0.21

France

19

Luxembourg

10

Switzerland

6.2

Assets held in EU countries €209bn

Non-EU countries €80bn

Belgium

€180bn

Japan

28.1

UK

26.6

US

4.3

Canada

15.1

Germany

0.21

Japan

28.1

France

19

Luxembourg

10

Switzerland

6.2

Assets held in EU countries €209bn

Non-EU countries €80bn

Belgium

€180bn

Japan

28.1

UK

26.6

Canada

15.1

US

4.3

Germany

0.21

France

19

Luxembourg

10

Switzerland 6.2

Assets held in EU countries €209bn

Non-EU countries €80bn

Belgium

€180bn

Japan

28.1

UK

26.6

Canada

15.1

US

4.3

Germany

0.21

France

19

Luxembourg

10

Switzerland 6.2

Assets held in EU countries €209bn

Non-EU countries €80bn

Belgium

€180bn

Japan

28.1

UK

26.6

US

4.3

Canada

15.1

Germany

0.21

France

19

Luxembourg

10

Switzerland

6.2

Assets held in EU countries €209bn

Non-EU countries €80bn

Belgium

€180bn

Japan

28.1

UK

26.6

Japan

28.1

US

4.3

Canada

15.1

Germany

0.21

France

19

Luxembourg

10

Switzerland

6.2

Assets held in EU countries €209bn

Non-EU countries €80bn

Belgium

€180bn

Japan

28.1

UK

26.6

Canada

15.1

US

4.3

Germany

0.21

France

19

Luxembourg

10

Switzerland 6.2

Assets held in EU countries €209bn

Non-EU countries €80bn

Belgium

€180bn

Japan

28.1

UK

26.6

Canada

15.1

US

4.3

Germany

0.21

France

19

Luxembourg

10

Switzerland 6.2

Guardian graphic. Source: EPRS, data from PISM, Swiss federal government. Note: Estimates for Luxembourg range from a few billion to €20bn, authors used a conservative €10bn figure. Determining asset values by jurisdiction is difficult due to inconsistent official data