Statistical Reporting Transition Notices to Building Societies 2007/03
- Form IS definitions (update)
- Form PL definitions (update)
- Mapping document amendment (information)
- Statistical reporting seminar (information)
1. Form IS definitions (update)
The definition for Form IS item XFKBJA (Amounts outstanding in “multiple account” offset products) has been revised, in light of questions received from reporting institutions. The definition for this item now reads as follows:
“Under this item, institutions are requested to enter the amount outstanding of balances in multiple account offset mortgage products. If offset mortgage balances included in item XFKBJ are reported on a gross basis this value should also be reported on a gross basis, but if offset mortgage balances included in item XFKBJ are reported on a net basis this value should be reported on a net basis”.
If you have any queries please contact Matt Davies (Tel. 020 7601 4166)
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Form IS definitions |
2. Form PL definitions (update)
As a result of the rolling reviews being implemented later this year, the Form PL definitions have been revised to include updated references to other forms. Additionally, a small clarification has been added to the definition of item PL20B (“Final level of provisions”).
If you have any queries relating to the Form PL definitions please contact Abigail Hughes (Tel. 0207 601 4174).
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Form PL definitions |
3. Mapping document (information)
The mapping document has been updated to include missing BE item 32HA, 32HB and 32HC. There are no additional mappings added for these boxes - the mappings just illustrate part of items B26 on the MFSS form.
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Mapping document |
4. Statistical reporting seminar (information)
The Bank is holding another seminar to provide information and discuss issues relevant to the transition of building society statistical reporting from the FSA to the Bank.
The seminar will be held here at the Bank on Thursday 27 September from 1.30pm to 5pm. The outline of the seminar is:
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Electronic reporting, including how to set up your own system
- Dual reporting and the checks we will undertake
- Common reporting questions/issues
- Recap of the main forms and reporting deadlines
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How the regular rounds will work from 1 January 2008, including raising plausibility questions
If there are other aspects of reporting that you would like to be included please let us know and we will try to incorporate them where possible. Bank staff will be available to talk through any questions you may have on a one to one basis.
If you would like to attend the seminar, please contact Pat O’ Connor (Tel. 020 7601 4450).
Bank of England
Monetary & Financial Statistics Division
23 August 2007
