Historical OECD Banking Financial Statements
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Bank profitability statistics derived from the financial statements of banks across OECD Member countries serve as a vital resource for historical economic analysis. Presented within a standard OECD framework, these records encompass institutions conducting ordinary banking business, primarily deposit-taking and financing. The data includes income statements, balance sheets, and calculated ratios to facilitate trend analysis regarding the financial health of the banking sector. Please note that this specific database is currently frozen, and annual updates have been suspended.
Columns
- ITEM / Item: Specific financial indicators and categories (e.g., "Income before tax", "Operating expenses").
- BANK / Bank: Classification of the banking institutions (predominantly "All banks").
- COU / Country: Country codes representing the OECD member state (e.g., NOR, ITA, ESP).
- YEA / Year: The financial reporting year, ranging from 1999 to 2009.
- Value: The recorded financial figures or calculated ratios (in millions of national currency, Euros, or units).
- Flag Codes: Numeric codes associated with specific records.
- Flags: Combined identifiers indicating bank scope and country (e.g., "All banksNOR").
Distribution
- Format: CSV
- Filename: BSupdate.csv
- Rows: Approximately 12,600 valid records
- Columns: 11
- Size: 1.29 MB
Usage
- Historical analysis of banking sector profitability trends.
- Cross-border financial comparisons between OECD member nations.
- Academic research regarding financial stability during the 1999–2009 period.
- Development of economic models based on bank income statements and balance sheets.
Coverage
- Geographic Scope: OECD Member countries, including Austria, Belgium, Estonia, Finland, France, Germany, Greece, Ireland, Italy, Luxembourg, Netherlands, Portugal, Slovak Republic, Slovenia, Spain, and Norway.
- Time Range: 1999 to 2009.
- Data Availability: Statistics are reported at current prices in millions of national currency or millions of Euros for Euro zone members.
License
CC0: Public Domain
Who Can Use It
- Financial Analysts: For benchmarking historical banking performance.
- Economists: For macro-level analysis of financial systems.
- Data Scientists: For practicing data cleaning and visualisation on financial datasets.
- Academic Researchers: For studies focused on the banking industry's historical financial metrics.
Dataset Name Suggestions
- OECD Bank Profitability and Balance Sheet Statistics (1999-2009)
- Historical OECD Banking Financial Statements
- Frozen OECD Bank Profitability Database
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Original Data Source:Historical OECD Banking Financial Statements
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