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  "title": "Monetary and Financial Statistics",
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  "summary": "Monetary and Financial Statistics Training Program Target Audience Officials from central banks and/or financial regulatory institutions involved or interested in understanding MFS compilation and analysis.",
  "publishDate": "2026-02-19",
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    {
      "heading": "Training program overview",
      "content": "- Title: Monetary and Financial Statistics (MFSX)\n- Session No.: OL 26.181\n- Location: Course conducted online\n- Date: May 1, 2026 - April 15, 2027 (50 weeks)\n- Delivery Method: Online Training\n- Primary Language: French\n- Target Audience: Officials from central banks and/or financial regulatory institutions involved or interested in understanding MFS compilation and analysis.\n- Qualifications: Some knowledge of economics and statistics or equivalent experience is helpful."
    },
    {
      "heading": "Course description and scope",
      "content": "- Serves as a foundation for compilers and users interested in MFS compilation or analysis.\n- Discusses principles and concepts underlying the methodology for the collection, compilation, and analytical presentation of monetary statistics as set out in the 2016 Monetary and Financial Statistics Manual and Compilation Guide (MFSMCG).\n- Introduces the framework for compiling monetary statistics, covering fundamental building blocks:\n  - Institutional units and sectors\n  - Residency and economic territory\n  - Characteristics of financial assets and liabilities\n- Explains accounting rules for compiling MFS, including:\n  - Time of recording principles\n  - Valuation principles\n- Describes transformation of information from accounting records of financial corporations (central bank, other depository corporations and other financial corporations) into sectoral balance sheets using the established framework.\n- Covers compilation process for:\n  - Money and liquidity aggregates\n  - Domestic credit\n  - Other relevant indicators\n- Emphasizes the significance of these aggregates and indicators in macroeconomic analysis and policy formulation."
    },
    {
      "heading": "Learning objectives",
      "content": "Once participants have completed the course, they should be able to understand:\n- The scope and use of MFS, including the source data for monetary statistics and the compilation process.\n- The foundational building blocks of MFS, including the concepts of residency, economic territory, and institutional sectors, as well as the characteristics of different categories of financial assets and liabilities.\n- The accounting rules for the compilation of MFS, including time of recording and valuation principles.\n- The different measures of money supply and other key aggregates, as well as their compilation methods from sectoral balance sheets of financial corporations.\n- The structure and components of central bank, other depository corporations, and other financial corporations sectoral balance sheets and link them to the compilation of the analytical surveys."
    }
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    "Title: Monetary and Financial Statistics (MFSX)",
    "Session No.: OL 26.181",
    "Location: Course conducted online",
    "Date: May 1, 2026 - April 15, 2027 (50 weeks)",
    "Delivery Method: Online Training",
    "Primary Language: French",
    "Target Audience: Officials from central banks and/or financial regulatory institutions involved or interested in understanding MFS compilation and analysis.",
    "Qualifications: Some knowledge of economics and statistics or equivalent experience is helpful.",
    "Serves as a foundation for compilers and users interested in MFS compilation or analysis.",
    "Discusses principles and concepts underlying the methodology for the collection, compilation, and analytical presentation of monetary statistics as set out in the 2016 Monetary and Financial Statistics Manual and Compilation Guide (MFSMCG).",
    "Introduces the framework for compiling monetary statistics, covering fundamental building blocks:",
    "Explains accounting rules for compiling MFS, including:",
    "Describes transformation of information from accounting records of financial corporations (central bank, other depository corporations and other financial corporations) into sectoral balance sheets using the established framework.",
    "Covers compilation process for:",
    "Emphasizes the significance of these aggregates and indicators in macroeconomic analysis and policy formulation.",
    "The scope and use of MFS, including the source data for monetary statistics and the compilation process.",
    "The foundational building blocks of MFS, including the concepts of residency, economic territory, and institutional sectors, as well as the characteristics of different categories of financial assets and liabilities.",
    "The accounting rules for the compilation of MFS, including time of recording and valuation principles.",
    "The different measures of money supply and other key aggregates, as well as their compilation methods from sectoral balance sheets of financial corporations.",
    "The structure and components of central bank, other depository corporations, and other financial corporations sectoral balance sheets and link them to the compilation of the analytical surveys."
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