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FOF accounts to be compiled & published separately: RBI

25 Aug 2015 Evaluate

Reserve Bank of India while releasing a working group report on compilation of flow of funds (FOF) accounts to assess nature and pace of financial development recommended that the FOF accounts of money market funds (MMFs) and non-MMFs to be compiled and published separately instead of the mutual funds sector which was part of the other financial institutions in the extant FOF accounts. Besides it also recommended that the RBI may examine the possibility of compiling and publishing the FOF accounts on quarterly basis beginning with the financial sector. The data flow into the FOF database will be automated to the possible extent.

The working group report highlighted  that compilation of FOF accounts for Indian economy may be restructured with adoption of five mutually exclusive institutional sectors  including that of non-financial corporations, financial corporations, general government, households and non-profit institutions serving households (NPISHs) and the Rest of the World. It stated that the non-financial corporations' sector would include Non-Government Non-Financial Public and Private Limited Companies, Government Non-Financial Departmental/Non-Departmental Commercial Undertakings, Port Trusts (public and private) and Cooperative Non-Credit Societies. 

Further RBI said that the FOF accounts of the provident/pension funds may be compiled separately and comprise non-government provident/ pension funds. However, the central and state government Employees' Provident Fund would be included under the central and state governments sectors, respectively. Moreover, FOF accounts of RBI and insurance companies would continue to be compiled as done at present.

Apart from this, RBI has also invited comments and feedback on recommendations of the report by September 15, 2015 by email or by post.

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