ECB publishes Consolidated Banking Data for Dec-2014

28 August 2015

As this is the first time CBD data are reported based on the new reporting framework, data have to be viewed as provisional and may in certain instances be subject to revisions.

The reporting is subject to a short phasing-in; therefore some data is necessarily incomplete.

The CBD series for EU banking groups is available on a cross-border and cross-sector basis, where “cross-border” refers to branches and subsidiaries located outside the domestic market and “cross-sector” to affiliates of banking groups that can be classified as other financial institutions. Insurance companies are not included within the consolidation perimeter.

In comparison to the previous releases, this Consolidated Banking Data are significantly enhanced, drawing on the substantial increase in the availability and extent of harmonised supervisory data from across the EU. In particular, the indicators on asset quality have largely been replaced by new data based on a harmonised definition of non-performing loans as well as key items on forbearance. New statistics are also provided to measure liquidity, funding and encumbered assets.

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Consolidated Banking Data


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