
The financial accounts are part of the system of national accounts. Within this system, the Statistic National Institute (SNI) prepares the non-financial accounts of the institutional sectors and the Banco de España the financial accounts of the institutional sectors, which are usually called financial accounts. The latter record the financial transactions and positions between the institutional sectors and subsectors resident in the national economy and between these and the rest of the world. The changes in the financial balance sheets are on account of the financial transactions carried out in the period and of revaluations and other changes. See more
In addition to the financial accounts of the Spanish economy, this section sets out the liquidity and funding indicators that provide a monthly projection of a part of the financial instruments and sectors included in the financial accounts. See less
The time series of the general tables are not provided. The same information is found in the tables of the sections "Breakdown by instrument" and "Summary by instrument".
Note: For a sectoral breakdown of foreign direct investment, please consult the list of time series en BIEST
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The Distributional Wealth Accounts (DWA) for households are an experimental statistic that provides, on a quarterly basis, a detailed view of the distribution of net wealth and its components among different groups of households.
The Banco de España compiles this statistic for households resident in Spain following the methodology of the European System of Central Banks (ESCB), which ensures consistency with the corresponding data for other euro area countries.
The data and related information can be accessed via the following link
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This section presents statistical results related to financial accounts that incorporate innovative approaches through the use of new information sources, advanced estimation methods, or alternative ways of displaying data previously published in official statistics. These results are considered experimental as they have not yet reached the necessary level of maturity in terms of harmonisation, coverage, and methodology to be recognised as official. The results are made available to users for their use and evaluation, given the relevance they may have, and as a means of improving the products themselves by gathering feedback from the final recipients of the information.
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