Aggregate Standard Statistical Return (SSR) - registered banks

The figures in both versions of the aggregate registered bank SSR are the aggregate of each data cell of the survey returned by the registered banks. The Excel template incorporates an “Administration procedures” tab that specifies completion directions and a “Help” facility with series definitions.

The SSR obtains relatively comprehensive balance sheet data from respondents. Balance sheet figures reported conform to generally accepted accounting practice. In particular, values may be at book or ‘marked to market’ according to appropriate practice for the instruments involved. A subset of data components from most of the banks contributes to the monthly Money and Credit Aggregates (tables C1 to C4). Other SSR data contributes to tables C5, C6, C9 and C10.

SSR – registered banks

Current Data (Summary Tables)	Historical Series (Excel Spreadsheet)
SSR Part A – Balance Sheet	SSR Part A – Balance Sheet
SSR Part B1 - Funding by maturity and by non-resident source	SSR Part B1 - Funding by maturity and by non-resident source
SSR Part B2 - Funding analysis by components	SSR Part B2 - Funding analysis by components
SSR Part C1 - Claims analysis by maturity and by non-resident borrower	SSR Part C1 - Claims analysis by maturity and by non-resident borrower
SSR Part C2 - Claims analysis by components	SSR Part C2 - Claims analysis by components
SSR Part D - Sectoral analysis of New Zealand dollar funding and claims	SSR Part D - Sectoral analysis of New Zealand dollar funding and claims
SSR Part E – Claim origination and residential loan analysis	SSR Part E – Claim origination and residential loan analysis

Data from June 1998 to November 2004

For most practical purposes, series within the Aggregate M3 SSR (discontinued) may be used to extend the length of data series in the registered bank SSR. Respondents to the M3 SSR as at November 2004 are identified in the background notes.

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