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Sector Accounts Leonidas Akritidis National Accounts in Practice – Advanced course Luxembourg, 3-12 October 2016 THE CONTRACTOR IS ACTING UNDER A FRAMEWORK CONTRACT CONCLUDED WITH THE COMMISSION

Content Introduction The Sequence of Accounts The Non-Financial Account The Financial Account Financial Instruments From-whom-to-whom (w2w) /Flow of Funds (FoF)

Introduction Sector Accounts record non-financial and financial transactions, stocks and other flows; Sector Accounts are ordered in a set of accounts to provide economic analysis, which provide key aggregates, e.g.: operating surplus, disposable income, saving, net lending/borrowing Sector Accounts allow study of interactions between sectors and positions of sectors. The institutional sectors are a breakdown of the economy into groups of similar producing or consuming institutional units There are five domestic sectors plus the rest of the world

Institutional Sectors: revisited Rest of the World S.2 Domestic Economy S.1 Non-Financial Corporations S.11 Financial Corporations S.12 General Government S.13 Households S.14 NPISH S.15

Sequence of Accounts Non-Financial Account (NFA) Current Accounts Non-Financial Account (NFA) Accumu- Accounts lation Financial Account (FA)

Transactions (economic flows) Sequence of Accounts Transactions (economic flows) Products (P.) Those which relate directly to producing, buying and selling goods and services Distributive (D.) Distribute (or redistribute) income generated by transactions in products Financial (F.) Describes how all the others transactions are funded Balance Sheets Financial assets and liabilities (AF.’s) Non-financial assets (AN.’s)

Non-Financial Account I. Production Account Production account Uses Resources Intermediate consumption (P.2) Gross value added (B.1g) Output (P.1)

Generation of income account Non-Financial Account II.1.1.Generation of Income Account Generation of income account Uses Resources Compensation of employees (D.1) Gross operating surplus (B.2g) Mixed income (household sector only) (B.3g) Gross value added (B.1g)

Allocation of primary income account Non-Financial Account II.1.2.Allocation of Primary Income Account Allocation of primary income account Uses Resources Property income paid (D.4) Balance of primary incomes (B.5g) Gross operating surplus (B.2g) Mixed income (B.3g) Compensation of employees received (D.1) Property income received (D.4)

Secondary distribution of income account Non-Financial Account II.2. Secondary Distribution of Income Account Secondary distribution of income account Uses Resources Current taxes on income and wealth paid (D.5) Social benefits and contributions paid (D.6) Other current transfers paid (D.7) Gross disposable income (B.6g) Balance of primary incomes (B.5g) Current taxes on income and wealth received (government only) (D.5) Social benefits and contributions received (D.6) Other current transfers received (D.7)

II.4.1. Use of Disposable Income Account Non-Financial Account II.4.1. Use of Disposable Income Account Use of income account Uses Resources Adjustment for the change pension entitlements (D.8) Final consumption expenditure (P.3) Gross saving (B.8g) Gross disposable income (B.6g)

Non-Financial Account II.1. Capital Account II.1.1 Changes in Net Worth due to Savings and Capital Transfers Account Capital account Uses Resources Changes in Net Worth due to Savings and Capital Transfers Account (B.101) Gross saving B.8g Capital transfers received (D.9r) less Capital transfers paid (D.9p)

Non-Financial Account II.1. Capital Account II.1.2 Acquisition of Non-Financial Assets Account Capital account Uses Resources Gross capital formation (P.5g) Acquisitions less disposals of non-produced (NP) Net lending(+) / borrowing(-) (B.9) Changes in Net Worth due to Savings and Capital Transfers Account (B.101)

Sequence of Accounts revisited Non-Financial Account (NFA) Financial Account (FA)

Sequence of Accounts -revisited Opening Closing

Monetary gold and SDRs (F.1) Financial Account Monetary gold and SDRs (F.1) Financial account Monetary gold (F.11): held in reserve assets by monetary authorities. There is no counterpart liability for gold bullion; SDRs (F.12): created by IMF and allocated to member states to supplement reserves. Counterpart liability exists under ESA 2010.

Currency and deposits (F.2) Financial Account Currency and deposits (F.2) Financial account Currency (F.21): notes and coins in circulation, including foreign currency held by residents. Transferable deposits (F.22): exchangeable for currency on demand, at par, and directly usable for making payments. Other deposits (F.29): time deposits etc., not withdrawable on demand without restriction or penalty.

Financial Account Debt securities (F.3) Financial account Defined as negotiable financial instruments serving as evidence of debt. Short-term debt securities (F.31): its original maturity is up to one year (inclusive) Long-term debt securities (F.32) its original maturity is beyond one year or has no stated maturity

Financial Account Loans (F.4) Financial account Loans comprise short-term (F.41), and long- term loans (F.42) and normally are: non-negotiable, unconditional debt, interest- bearing, to be repaid at maturity; initiated by the borrower, while the conditions are set by the lender.

Equity and investment fund shares or units (F.5) Financial Account Equity and investment fund shares or units (F.5) Financial account They represent a residual claim on the assets of the corporation or other institutional unit that issued them. Equity (F.51) is subcategorised into: listed shares (F.511); unlisted shares (F.512), and; other equity (F.519). Investment fund shares/units (F.52) comprise of: money market fund shares/units (F.521), and; non-MMF shares/units (F.522).

Insurance, pension and standardised guarantee (F.6) Financial Account Insurance, pension and standardised guarantee (F.6) Financial account Includes the following : Non-life insurance technical reserves (F.61) Life insurance and annuity entitlements (F.62) Pension entitlements (F.63) Claims of pension funds on pension managers (F.64) Entitlements to non-pension benefits (F.65) Provisions for calls under standardised guarantees (F.66)

Financial derivatives and employee stock options (F.7) Financial Account Financial derivatives and employee stock options (F.7) Financial account Financial derivatives (F.71) are instruments linked to a specified financial asset, indicator or commodity, through which specific financial risks can be traded. No principal amount is paid. Employee stock options (F.72): employee has the right to buy a given number of shares of the employer's stock at a stated price and time or within a stated period.

Other accounts receivable/ payable (F.8) Financial Account Other accounts receivable/ payable (F.8) Financial account They are created when there is a timing difference between transactions and corresponding payments. Trade credits and advances (F.81): claims arising from the direct extension of credit by suppliers to customers, and prepayments Other accounts receivable/ payable excluding trade credits and advances (F.89)

Financial Account and w2w/FoF Financial Account (Tabular Presentation)   Flow of Funds (FoF) Deposits with MFIs Stocks - 2014 Stocks - 2013 Assets Liab. Stocks PR BK BS HH RW 2013 285 903 22 893 425 2492 36 300 593 19 926 413 275 885 18 889 2014 307 612 931 2251 34 7 3 5 10 4 Transactions Transactions - 2014 2 -49 6 30 -8 -3 OCVA 1 9 25 -2 -1 Revaluation OCVA - 2014 Revaluation - 2014 17 -251 23 -46 -264

Financial Account Financial account III.2. Financial Account Changes in assets Changes in liabilities Monetary gold and SDRs (F.1) Currency and deposits (F.2) Debt Securities (F.3) Loans (F.4) Equities & investment fund sh. (F.5) Insurance, pension & std garan F.6) Financial derivatives and ESOs (F.7) Other accounts rec / pay (F.8) Insurance, pension & std garan(F.6) Net lending(+) / borrowing(-) (B.9)

Other Flows Financial account III.3. Other Changes in Assets Accounts III.3.1 Other Changes in Volume Assets Account Financial account Changes in assets Changes in liabilities & Net Worth Financial Assets -> AF.1-AF.8 Non-Financial Assets -> AN.1- AN.2 - Financial Liabilities -> AF.1-AF.8 Changes in Net Worth due to OCVA (B.102)

Other Flows Financial account III.3. Other Changes in Assets Accounts III.3.2. Revaluation Account Financial account Changes in assets Changes in liabilities & Net Worth Financial Assets -> AF.1-AF.8 Non-Financial Assets -> AN.1- AN.2 - Financial Liabilities -> AF.1-AF.8 Changes in Net Worth due to Nominal Holding Gains/Losses (B.103)

Other Flows Balance sheets IV. Balance Sheet Assets Liabilities and Net Worth AF.1 – AF.8 Produced Non-Financial (AN.1) Non-Produced Non-Financial (AN.2) Net worth (B.90)