Financial instruments: From whom matrices; national accounts

This table lists the so-called from-who-to-whom matrices of a number of important financial instruments. The matrices provide information on the debtor/creditor relationships between sectors. A three-dimensional presentation provides an overview of financial transactions, price changes and revaluations, other changes in volume and balance sheet positions and the sectors involved. The asset side sector concerns the creditor and the liabilities side the obligor. The different sectors are non-financial corporations, financial institutions, government, households and non-profit institutions for the benefit of households (IZWh) and abroad. Moreover, the financial institutions and general government sectors are still broken down by subsectors. Data available from: Years since 1999. Quarters from the first quarter of 1999. Status of the figures: The data from 1999 to 2020 are final. Data from 2021, 2022 and 2023 are provisional. Amendments as of 22 December 2023: Figures for the third quarter of 2023 are added in this table. When will there be new figures? Annual figures: The first annual figures will be available 85 days after the end of the year under review as a sum of the figures for the four quarters of the year in question. The provisional and final annual estimates shall then be published after 6 and 18 months respectively. In addition, the sector accounts are subject to annual revisions of the financial accounts and balance sheets for all reporting periods. The figures will be available annually in June on StatLine, the electronic database of CBS. In addition, the figures are published annually in July in ‘the National Accounts Table Set’. Quarterly figures: The first quarterly estimate will be available 85 days after the end of a quarterly report. If further quarterly information becomes available thereafter, the first and the second quarter may still be revised in September and in December. The first three quarters can still be adjusted in March. If new annual figures become available in June, the quarterly figures will be revised again so that they match those annual figures.