Financial Statements and Key Figures

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Development of selected Balance Sheet Items
	31. 12. 2011		31. 12. 2010		31. 12. 2009		31. 12. 2008		31. 12. 2007
	EUR million	in %	EUR million	in %	EUR million	in %	EUR million	in %	EUR million	in %
Assets
Gold and gold receivables	10,954	11	9,501	12	6,899	10	5,595	7	5,115	8
Claims denominated in foreign currency	12,990	13	7,232	9	5,771	8	19,628	23	8,407	14
Monetary policy related lending to euro area credit institutions	18,176	18	12,007	15	20,914	29	22,533	27	12,695	20
Other euro assets	47,740	48	41,866	53	29,503	41	26,745	32	26,003	42
Other assets	9,488	10	9,160	11	8,527	12	9,309	11	9,726	16
Total	99,348	100	79,766	100	71,614	100	83,810	100	61,946	100
Liabilities
Banknotes in circulation	22,687	23	21,492	27	20,640	29	20,297	24	18,053	29
Monetary policy related liquidity absorbing instruments	20,801	21	11,699	15	15,513	22	15,642	19	6,548	10
Other liabilities	51,656	52	42,387	53	31,291	43	43,724	52	33,195	54
Capital and reserves	4,185	4	4,166	5	4,149	6	4,142	5	4,133	7
Profit for the year	19	0	22	0	21	0	3	0	17	0
Total	99,348	100	79,766	100	71,614	100	83,810	100	61,946	100
	Source: OeNB.

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Since January 1, 1999, the OeNB has been an integral part of the European System of Central Banks (ESCB). Annex IV of the ECB Guideline on the Legal Framework for Accounting and Reporting in the European System of Central Banks contains notes to the composition of balance sheet items.

The financial statements are prepared in the formats laid down by the Governing Council of the ECB. Therefore, hardly no comparison can be drawn to financial statements before 1999.

Discrepancies may arise from rounding.