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Enoch
Enoch
Enoch
Charles Enoch
Deputy Director
Statistics Department, IMF
July 9, 2009
Financial Soundness Indicators:
Introduction
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Financial Soundness Indicators: Legacy
of Earlier Crises
Conclusion from 1994 Mexican crisis
that data partly responsible.
Further focus on data after Asian
crisis.
Development of data standards
(SDDS and GDDS).
Recognition of gap between monetary
data and microprudential
information—focus on
“macroprudential indicators” (MPIs).
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Initial Usage of FSIs
Introduction of FSAPs.
Need for broad set of indicators used for
strengthened surveillance: MPIs
comprising aggregated prudential
indicators.
Consultative meeting on
Macroprudential Indicators held at IMF
HQ September 1999.
Redesignation of MPIs as FSIs after
2001 IMF Board meeting (others, such
as ECB, still use MPI terminology).
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Survey and Selection
Parsimony.
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Choice of Indicators (2)
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Core Indicators
Capital to assets.
Geographical distribution of loans to total loans.
Gross asset positions in financial derivatives to capital.
Gross liability positions in financial derivatives to capital.
Trading income to total income.
Personnel expenses to noninterest expenses.
Spread between reference rates and deposit rates.
Spread between highest and lowest interest rates.
Customer deposits to total noninterbank loans.
Foreign currency denominated loans to total loans.
Foreign currency denominated liabilities to total
liabilities.
Net open position in equities to capital.
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Encouraged Indicators:
OFCs (2) and NFCs (5)
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Coordinated Compilation Exercise
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July 2009 Dissemination (1)
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July 2009 Dissemination (2)
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Results of the CCE
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Issues Concerning FSIs
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Going Forward (1)
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Going Forward (2)
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FSIs and SDDS
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