Federal Reserve Economic Data

Total Balance Sheet Items for Big Banks in Switzerland (CHTOTBALSHBIGBNKS)

Observation:

2008: 1,885,316 (+ more)   Updated: Jan 31, 2014 10:11 AM CST
2008:  1,885,316  
2007:  2,341,136  
2006:  2,198,373  
2005:  1,910,445  
2004:  1,643,506  
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Units:

CHF Millions,
Not Seasonally Adjusted

Frequency:

Annual

NOTES

Source: Swiss National Bank  

Release: Swiss National Bank Historical Time Series  

Units:  CHF Millions, Not Seasonally Adjusted

Frequency:  Annual

Notes:

Until 1974, fiduciary business could be recorded on the balance sheet; thereafter, it had to be entered as an off-balance-sheet item.
As of 1981, precious metal accounts are included in the balance sheet.
As of 1992, including non-monetary balance sheet claims and liabilities from lending.
As of 1995, transactions in financial derivatives must be recorded in gross terms, resulting in a significant increase in total assets.
As of 1998, including non-monetary balance sheet claims and liabilities from repo transactions.
As of 2000, the majority of banks have again taken non-monetary claims and liabilities from lending and repo transactions off the balance sheet.

In 1913, certain data which the individual banks had reported in previous years was aggregated due to the creation of new bank categories. Subsequently, this data was recorded in the aggregated form. Consequently, figures are available for big banks as far back as 1906.(Cf. table A1 in the commentary section.
http://www.snb.ch/en/mmr/reference/histz_snb_book/source).
As of 2003, one big bank uses netting, resulting in a marked decrease in its total assets.
In 2004, two big banks switched to US GAAP, resulting in an appreciable increase in their total assets.

Suggested Citation:

Swiss National Bank, Total Balance Sheet Items for Big Banks in Switzerland [CHTOTBALSHBIGBNKS], retrieved from FRED, Federal Reserve Bank of St. Louis; https://fred.stlouisfed.org/series/CHTOTBALSHBIGBNKS, .

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