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Cyprus is not the only country that has sought financial help to remain afloat.
Let's take a look at 11 countries that have been bailed out by banks, according to FT Alphaville and Society General, a European Bank.
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Indonesia
Aid provided by banks: 57 per cent of GDP
Year in which the bailout happened: 1997
Global rank in terms of financial help: 1
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Cyprus
Aid provided by banks: 56 per cent of GDP
Year in which the bailout happened: 2013
Global rank in terms of financial help: 2
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Argentina
Aid provided by banks: 55 per cent of GDP
Year in which the bailout happened: 1980
Global rank in terms of financial help: 3
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Iceland
Aid provided by banks: 44 per cent of GDP
Year in which the bailout happened: 2008
Global rank in terms of financial help: 4
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Jamaica
Aid provided by banks: 44 per cent of GDP
Year in which the bailout happened: 1996
Global rank in terms of financial help: 5
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Thailand
Aid provided by banks: 44 per cent of GDP
Year in which the bailout happened: 1997
Global rank in terms of financial help: 6
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Chile
Aid provided by banks: 43 per cent of GDP
Year in which the bailout happened: 1981
Global rank in terms of financial help: 7
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Ireland
Aid provided by banks: 41 per cent of GDP
Year in which the bailout happened: 2008
Global rank in terms of financial help: 8
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Macedonia
Aid provided by banks: 32 per cent of GDP
Year in which the bailout happened: 1993
Global rank in terms of financial help: 9
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Turkey
Aid provided by banks: 32 per cent of GDP
Year in which the bailout happened: 2000
Global rank in terms of financial help: 10
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South Korea
Aid provided by banks: 31 per cent of GDP
Year in which the bailout happened: 1997
Global rank in terms of financial help: 11