Financial accounts

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Financial accounts
Survey of institutional sectors’ financial assets, liabilities and financial transactions.

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  1. Main revisions in the statistics published on 3. quarter 2023

  2. Debt growth is decreasing

    Households net lending was positive, while the debt growth continued to slow down in the 2nd quarter of 2023.

  3. Households' financial accounts for 2022

    The report summarises the main points of households' financial accounts based on the latest release of annual figures. We have three turbulent years of huge and unusual changes behind us. Both the COVID-19 pandemic and the war in Ukraine have had a large impact on the financial position of households in the three-year period.

  4. Central government’s net lending increases

    Central government's net lending increased to a record high level in 2022. The opposite was the case for households. Households’ net lending was reduced after a large drop in savings.

  5. Main revisions in the statistics published on 3. quarter 2022

    The life insurance and annuity entitlements and pension entitlements are adjusted in 2020 and 2021. The households unlisted shares are also adjusted.

  6. Households' financial accounts in 2020 and 2021

    The financial accounts for the fourth quarter of 2021 capture the effects of the COVID-19 pandemic on households’ net financial assets, financial investments and debt over the last two years. The picture is characterized by exceptionally high savings and historic net lending.

  7. Main revisions in the statistics published on 2. quarter 2021

    Households’ owned mutual fund shares are increased. Their assets and transactions in insurance and pension entitlements are also revised.

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