Coordinated Compilation Exercise (CCE) for Financial Soundness Indicators (FSIs): Data

Notes and Definitions

Countries were given the option of choosing among different types of institutional coverage (consolidation basis) as presented below.

Domestically controlled, cross-border (DCCB) consolidation basis. This approach, includes the data of domestically controlled and incorporated entities with their branches (domestic and foreign) and all their subsidiaries (domestic and foreign) that are classified in the same sector.

Domestic consolidation (DC) basis. Data include the data of resident entities with those of their branches and subsidiaries (if any) in the same sector that are resident in the domestic economy.

Domestically controlled, cross-border and cross-sector (DCCBS) consolidation basis. Data have a broader coverage than DCCB as the data also include those of subsidiaries in other sectors;

Domestic consolidation, cross-sector (DCCS) consolidation basis. Data have a broader coverage than DC as the data also include those of subsidiaries in other sectors;

Cross-border for all domestically incorporated (CBDI) consolidation basis. Data relate to domestically controlled entities and the local subsidiaries of foreign entities in the sector, along with their own branches and subsidiaries, which can be either domestic or foreign residents;

Cross-border and cross-sector for all domestically incorporated (CBCSDI) consolidation basis. Data have a broader coverage than CBDI as the data also include those of subsidiaries in other sectors;

Other consolidation basis. Data refer to other institutional coverages than those mentioned above.