Yes, thanks. That was very interesting. It also made me wonder. Looking at the UK, the largest proportion of debt was 'financial', which I assume is debt owned

Yes, thanks. That was very interesting. It also made me wonder. Looking at the UK, the largest proportion of debt was 'financial', which I assume is debt owned by businesses operating in the financial sector. If so, is this even a bad thing? For example, does a hedge fund (which borrows large amounts of money to amplify it's wins and losses) naturally have a large "base" debt? Does a large financial sector just mean large financial debt as a matter of course? UK household debt is also high. I'd expect a significant part of this to be mortgages. The combination of the culture of home-ownership (as opposed to renting) and high property prices (small island, lots of people) leads most people into a long-term mortgage quite early (and has for a long time). Does that mean the UK's position isn't perhaps as bad as the "overall" graph paints it?