Debt securities – Overview financial linkages by sectors in market value

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Description:

The table contains for debt securities an overview of the financial linkages of each issuing and holding economic sector on a “from-whom-to-whom” basis. The table contains stocks, flows and revaluations. The liabilities of each sector are shown in rows, the assets are shown in columns. A combination by row and column shows a specific debtor – creditor sector linkage. Portfolio investments of domestic liabilities and assets via foreign countries are available as an additional information. Portfolio investments are cross-border security transactions (only if the stake is not more than 10%; otherwise it is classified as Foreign Direct Investment).  The issuing and creditor sector are: domestic total economy, nonfinancial corporations, households, non-profit institutions serving households, financial corporations, monetary financial institutions, Non-MMF investment funds, other non-monetary financial institutions, insurance corporations, pension funds, government, foreign economy (of which portfolio investments) and total economy (sum of domestic and foreign economy).

Source:

OeNB.

Definitions and terms:

ESA 2010, financial accounts, stocks, flows.

Legal basis:

EU-Regulation 549/2013.

Methodology:

Complete inventory counts derived from primary statistics, balance sheet data, own calculations and estimations.

Reporting institutions:

OeNB, Financial Market Authority, Statistics Austria.

Standards and codes:

Economic sectors, financial instruments.

Index:

ESA 2010, national accounts, financial accounts, stocks, flows, net position, net lending/net borrowing, total economy, nonfinancial corporations, households, non-profit institutions serving households, financial corporations, monetary financial institutions, Non-MMF investment funds, other non-monetary financial institutions, insurance corporations , pension funds, government and rest of the world in the case of domestic debtors, debt securities.