Euro area statistics

Supervisory Banking Statistics webpage
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Name	PDF	Excel	XML	CSV	Link	Size	Description
Full database							Supervisory Banking Statistics on several aspects of banks designated as significant institutions
Full database							Supervisory Banking Statistics of banks designated as significant institutions: balance sheet composition and profitability, capital adequacy and leverage, asset quality, funding and liquidity
Overview							Supervisory Banking Statistics on several aspects of banks designated as significant institutions
Balance sheet composition and profitability							Balance sheet composition, profitability and exposures to general government by reference period
Capital adequacy and leverage							Capital ratios, leverage ratio and risk exposures by reference period
Asset quality							Performing and non-performing exposures, forbearance and fair value hierarchy by reference period
Funding							Loan-to-deposit ratio by reference period
Liquidity							Liquidity coverage ratio by reference period
Full report							Supervisory Banking Statistics on several aspects of banks designated as significant institutions
Supervisory Banking Statistics, third quarter 2022							Supervisory Banking Statistics of banks designated as significant institutions: i) general statistics; ii) balance sheet composition and profitability; iii) capital adequacy and leverage; iv) asset quality; v) funding; vi) liquidity
Solvency, leverage and liquidity ratios (Pillar 3)							Individual banks’ solvency, leverage and liquidity ratios, as well as specific disclosure templates
2020 Selected Pillar 3 data							Individual banks’ solvency, leverage and liquidity ratios and information on exposures subject to coronavirus related measures
Previous releases
Previous releases							Previous releases of the full report on Supervisory Banking Statistics and the report on solvency and leverage ratios (Pillar 3) can be accessed via the link under More detailed information on published supervisory data → Previous releases

“Euro area statistics” is a website provided by the European Central Bank (ECB) and the national central banks (NCBs) of the Eurosystem.

The site aims to facilitate the understanding, use and comparison of euro area and national statistics. It presents the statistics visually, uses user-friendly terms and is available in all official EU languages.

Users of “Euro area statistics” can easily download statistics or share them by embedding the graphics into other websites, via e-mail or social media. The embed functionality may be useful for electronic news media and newspapers. You are therefore invited to share this tool or to embed it into your website.

The set of statistics presented is publicly available in databases at the ECB, NCBs and Eurostat, and can be viewed using PCs, tablets and mobile devices. It constitutes a core set of official statistics which will be gradually extended on the basis of demand.

This website is new. Your feedback is welcome via statistics@ecb.europa.eu.

Data source
Euro area and national statistics as available from the Statistical Data Warehouse

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