CENTRAL STATISTICS OFFICE Presentation to

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CENTRAL STATISTICS OFFICE Presentation to Enterprise Statistics Liaison Group November 2011 Brief Description of CSO’s Arrangements for BOP/IIP data Collection, Compilation and Dissemination Catherine Finneran, BOP A&D Division November 2011 Presentation Structure BOP/IIP work organisation Data collection Differences between Foreign Trade Statistics and BOP Merchandise BOP monthly, quarterly, annual compilation and dissemination Integration of BOP and National Accounts Co-operation between CSO and the Central Bank of Ireland Future developments 1.1 BOP Organisation in CSO Director General Director - Macroeconomic Statistics BOP & Financial Sector Division (Data collection/processing) BOP Analysis & Dissemination Division 1.2 CSO BOP Compilation Responsibility BOP&FS Division Maintenance of Survey Management System (SMS) Conduct of surveys Data processing BOP A&D Division Analysis of overall quarterly BOP and IIP results, publication and dissemination of results Publication and dissemination of FDI, PI and International Trade in Services statistics Preparation of ECB monthly BOP estimates 2.1 BOP Quarterly/Annual Collection New statutory collection system (BPM5 methodology) introduced in 1998 Surveys conducted via Ministerial Order under the Statistics Act, 1993 BOP SMS (enterprise register and survey registry systems) maintained by CSO (BOP&FS Division) Quarterly enterprise surveys issued (smaller companies respond annually) Quarterly inquiries issued to Central Bank and NTMA Foreign Trade Statistics used (BOP adjusted to reflect change of ownership) CSO travel data used Other miscellaneous inquiries (e.g. gov. depts., embassies, charities) 2.2 BOP Quarterly/Annual Collection BOP SMS - Enterprise Register system - for manufacturing and non-financial companies maintained largely from CSO sources (CBR in Cork Office), Foreign Trade Statistics, other sources (e.g. media articles) - for financial service companies maintained largely from Central Bank, Companies Registration Office and Department of Finance sources 2.3 BOP Quarterly/Annual Collection BOP Surveys to non-financial companies - a detailed ‘Services’ survey (BOP10) to about 220 companies quarterly and about 260 different companies annually (480 in all); imports/exports data by country - a detailed quarterly ‘Assets and Liabilities’ survey (BOP40Q) to about 220 companies; positions, flows, valuation changes; income; data by country - a detailed annual BOP40 Survey to about 260 different companies; same data requirements as BOP40Q 2.4 BOP Quarterly/Annual Collection BOP Surveys to financial companies - detailed quarterly survey forms sent to IFSC and non-IFSC enterprises; data by country - services, income,transfers data (for non-life insurance enterprises); assets and liabilities data (positions, flows and valuation changes) - surveys are essentially to end investors but institutional investors included where appropriate - smaller companies report same data annually