Legal Reserve by Banking System Factors

Historical Analysis of Legal Reserve Levels in Bolivia: Make Financial Decisions Based on Solid Regulatory Foundations.

This database, provided by the Financial System Supervisory Authority (FSSA), compiles detailed information on the legal reserve of the Bolivian banking system from 1994 to 2008. It includes weekly and monthly data related to reserve-liable obligations, required reserves, constituted reserves, and surpluses or deficiencies, broken down by type of instrument (reserve in securities, fiscal funds, among others).

Its value lies in offering a technical and chronological overview of monetary policy and financial regulation in Bolivia, providing key inputs for economic analysis, risk assessment, and banking stability studies.

Key Benefits:

• Strategic Regulatory Insight: Access official data reflecting monetary policy decisions applied to the Bolivian banking system.
• Liquidity and Banking Compliance Analysis: Evaluate banks' compliance with the legal reserve requirements.
• Support for Economic and Historical Studies: Ideal for researchers, financial consultants, and public organizations needing empirical foundations about the financial sector.
• Structured and Ready-to-Analyze Data: Available in CSV, Excel, and Power BI formats to facilitate use in business intelligence platforms.

Download this essential resource now to understand the behavior of the Bolivian banking system over more than a decade. Optimize your decisions with reliable and high-precision data.