Financial Stability Reports
The Reserve Bank publishes a six-monthly Financial Stability Report (FSR). In the FSR we assess and report on the soundness and efficiency of the New Zealand financial system. The Bank published its first FSR in October 2004.
Macro-prudential indicators are statistics used to assess financial system risk, and to assist in appraising whether a policy response is appropriate. Data and graphs displaying the statistics are available on our Macro-prudential indicators page.
The Reserve Bank produces boxes on a range of analytical and research topics for each Financial Stability Report. These boxes are intended to provide more in depth coverage of a particular topic of current relevance to financial stability. View the analytical boxes.
Latest Edition
Financial Stability Report for May 2019
Financial Stability Report, 29/05/2019
Financial Stability Report May 2019 (PDF 1.97 MB)
Chart datapack for Financial Stability Report May 2019 (XLSX 133.33 KB)
Hedging foreign currency risks
Industry survey on the potential impacts of climate change
Overview of the New Zealand financial system
Watch the video of the media conference
Financial Stability Report, 29/05/2019
Financial Stability Report May 2019 (PDF 1.97 MB)
Chart datapack for Financial Stability Report May 2019 (XLSX 133.33 KB)
Hedging foreign currency risks
Industry survey on the potential impacts of climate change
Overview of the New Zealand financial system
Watch the video of the media conference
A guide to how the Bank releases information
A guide to how the Reserve Bank of New Zealand releases information including Monetary Policy Statements, Financial Stability Reports and associated media conferences, Official Cash Rate announcements, news releases, speeches, Official Information Act request responses, articles and research and statistics.
Chronology of Financial Stability Reports
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29 May
28 Nov
30 May
29 Nov
31 May
30 Nov
11 May
11 Nov
13 May
12 Nov
14 May
13 Nov
08 May
07 Nov
09 May
10 Nov
11 May
10 Nov
19 May
11 Nov
12 May
12 Nov
07 May
06 Nov
09 May
15 Nov
19 May
18 Nov
17 May
