The SHS-Base plus is the extended core module of the Deutsche Bundesbank's Securities Holdings Statistics. Starting in December 2005 the Securities Holdings Statistics (formerly known as the Securities Deposits Statistics) include micro data on securities holdings.

The banks' loans (without securities) to domestic enterprises and households reported in the monthly balance sheet statistics (BISTA) are further broken down by sector in the quarterly borrowers statistics. These statistics provide an insight into the structure of and developments in the lending business with the most important groups of private borrowers. The data have been collected and published on the basis of the Federal Statistical Office's industrial classification system. Data dating back to 1999 are available for research purposes.

The Research Data and Service Centre regularly matches Bundesbank company data to enable researchers to use linked microdata on companies (subject to approval of the respective research project).

Since September, the Bundesbank provides a new research dataset “Analytical Credit Datasets (AnaCredit) – German Part”. 

The German part of AnaCredit includes data on individual loans reported by credit institutions based in Germany, as well as by foreign branches of German institutions and legally independent institutional units domiciled in Germany, regardless of the location of their parent entities.

Here you will find the various data sources from which the Bundesbank compiles the balance of payments.

General information, information about the Bundesbank's in-house credit assessment procedure.

Pictures and information on the national sides of the coins in circulation in Croatia.

Further guidelines and templates for TIBER-DE test execution, e.g. scope specification template, white team guidance, guidance on procurement of service providers, etc.

From 2020 on research datasets shall provide ISO-3166 two-letter code for the coding of countries.

The G20 is currently considered the main forum for international economic cooperation and is therefore at the heart of multilateral financial diplomacy. Since its inception in 1999, the G20 has primarily focused on managing financial crises, strengthening the financial sectors of emerging market countries, enhancing the Bretton Woods institutions and developing growth strategies.

Notes on methodology

Bundesbank Speeches is a text based dataset, entailing the speeches of current and past members of the executive board of the Deutsche Bundesbank beginning in January 2012 until December 2017.

Für die Durchführung der Bankenaufsicht ist es von großer Bedeutung, dass die gemeldeten Daten konsistent und korrekt sind. Die EZB hat für die einheitliche Aufsicht im SSM Anforderungen an die Datenqualität formuliert.

T2 hat im März 2023 die bis dahin von den Zentralbanken des Eurosystems bereitgestellte Plattform für die schnelle Abwicklung von Großbetragszahlungen in Echtzeit, TARGET2, abgelöst. Mit der Betriebsaufnahme des neuen T2-Services werden den Teilnehmern Komponenten für das zentrale Liquiditätsmanagement (Central Liquidity Management, CLM) aller TARGET-Services und für den klassischen Individualzahlungsverkehr zur Verfügung gestellt (Real-Time-Gross-Settlement, RTGS). 

Das Zertifikat ist mit dem Algorithmus SHA-256 von der Bundesbank Root CA 2015 II signiert und hat eine Gültigkeitsdauer von sechs Jahren.

Das Zertifikat ist mit dem Algorithmus SHA-256 selbstsigniert und hat eine Gültigkeitsdauer von zwölf Jahren.

Hier finden Sie alle Informationen zur Mitteilung der konditionsrelevanten zum 10. Juni 2022. In Verbindung mit den Verzinsungsszenarien können sich Teilnehmer aus diesen Daten die Prämie bzw. Verzinsung ihrer TLTRO-III berechnen.

Das Zertifikat ist mit dem Algorithmus SHA-256 von der Bundesbank Root CA 2015 II signiert und hat eine Gültigkeitsdauer von sechs Jahren.

on the topic of Interest rates on deposits and loans

As the IMF's sister organisation, the World Bank – like the multilateral development banks whose focus is regional – aims to promote economic development in its less developed member countries by providing financial and technical assistance and sharing knowledge. Developing such countries' financial sectors is an important aspect.

The International Monetary Fund (IMF) was conceived at the Bretton Woods Conference in 1944, and currently has 190 member countries. Germany joined the Fund in 1952. The overarching aim of the IMF is to promote economic policy cooperation and stability in the international monetary system. Its mandate also covers financial stability issues that have monetary implications.

In case of a longer-term TARGET incident, the Deutsche Bundesbank may grant loans as part of the emergency settlement (Enhanced Contingency Solution/ ECONS) covered by sufficient collateral. 

Pursuant to ESA 2010, the fiscal policy activities of the EU institutions at a national level are not included in the government sector account.

To collateralise all credit operations, the Eurosystem requires counterparties to provide adequate eligible assets in accordance with Article 18.1 of the Statute of the European System of Central Banks (ESCB). Assets need to fulfil a number of criteria to be accepted as eligible collateral by the Eurosystem. 

The output index for the production sector is calculated monthly by the Federal Statistical Office and includes the sectors mining and quarrying, manufacturing, energy and construction.

In early 2000, the International Monetary Fund (IMF) initiated the Financial Soundness Indicators (FSI) project in response to the financial market crises of the late 1990s.

The continual observation of price stability is based on analyses of price statistics. Particular attention is usually paid to the German Harmonised Index of Consumer Prices (HICP) and the national Consumer Price Index (CPI), which are both published by the Federal Statistical Office and often used throughout the EU and as inflation measures.

The publication of the following indicators is prescribed in the SDDS Plus data category "Central Bank survey".