Statistical applications

Statistics and econometrics software - JDemetra+ (European Commission) The Banco de España has a long-standing tradition of developing applications for forecasting, seasonal adjustments, trend and cycle estimations, interpolations, the detection and correction of outliers and the estimation of calendar effects. At present, the approach and algorithms developed by the Banco de España have been incorporated into the Jdemetra+ software provided by the European Commission, which officially recommends members of the European Statistical System and the European System of Central Banks to use it.

Compara tu empresa (only in Spanish) This on-line application (in English, Compare your company) allows a corporation to enter the data referring to this company of 10 ratios, and make your comparison in historical series with the sector and size that is selected. If the target is to obtain an individual study of your company with greater detail on comparison ratios, you can voluntarily collaborate with the Central Balance Sheet Data Office completing its questionnaire. This will allow you to obtain a more detailed study on the evolution of your enterprise with respect to your branch of activity.
These statistical distributions have been obtained from the integrated database of the Central Balance Sheet Data Office (CBI). This database has more than 640,000 companies in the series of years represented in these graphs, which includes the companies that deposit their financial accounts in the Mercantile Registries. This is possible thanks to the existing collaboration agreement between the Central Balance Data Office and the Mercantile Registries. To find out more details about the definition of the ratios and their graphic representation, please access the user manual.

Aggregates by sector The sectoral aggregates application provides information compiled from firms included in the Integrated Central Balance Sheet Data Office Survey (CBI by its Spanish abbreviation) database, the result of combining the information from Central Balance Sheet Data Office Annual Survey (CBA) sources and from SMEs and large firms with fewer than 500 employees included in the Spanish Mercantile Register database (CBB).

Sectoral rates of non-financial corporations (RSE database) The database of sectoral ratios of non-financial corporations (RSE by its Spanish abbreviation) provides statistical information for the comparative analysis of individual companies with non-financial corporation aggregates, making it possible to classify companies by activity sector and size. This database disseminates information on 29 significant ratios for the economic and financial analysis of the non-financial corporation aggregates obtained on the basis of three characteristics: activity, size and country.

Primary public financial statements of credit institutions (only in Spanish) Circular 2/2020, which, inter alia, amends Rules 4 and 5 of Circular 4/2017 on public and confidential financial reporting rules and formats for credit institutions, establishes that the dissemination of the primary public financial statements is the responsibility of the Banco de España, irrespective of whether it may also be carried out by the representative associations of credit institutions. This web application offers information on the individual and consolidated primary public financial statements, entity by entity, which include the balance sheet, the income statement, the statement of recognised income and expense, the statement of changes in equity and the cash flow statement. The first period to which the financial statements refer is March 2018. The application allows the visualisation of data for the selected date and financial statement, for up to a maximum of two entities. Additionally, the application allows the selected information to be downloaded in the following formats: XBRL, PDF and EXCEL. These downloads include data for all entities for the selected date and statement, even if only one or two entities were selected.