Highlights
Balance Sheet: S.1: LE: B.90: Total net worth: CP: NSA: £m
£ 8,822,246 m
2015
- Release date:
- 18 August 2016
- Next release:
- November 2017
MQ5: Investment by insurance companies, pension funds and trusts: Jan to Mar 2017
What's in the bulletin?
- Net investment of £12 billion was reported by insurance companies, pension funds and trusts in Quarter 1 (Jan to Mar) 2017; this follows two consecutive quarters of net disinvestment, the 5-year quarterly average for this series is net investment of £6 billion.
- Quarter 1 2017 saw the largest net investment (£20 billion) in short-term assets since this series began in 1983; this was mainly caused by net investment by unit trusts and property unit trusts (£7 billion) and long-term insurance companies (£7 billion).
- In Quarter 1 2017, the net disinvestment (£16 billion) in UK corporate securities was the largest since this series began in 1987; this was predominantly due to net disinvestment in UK ordinary shares (£15 billion).
Time series related to UK sector accounts
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£ 8,822,246 m 2015
- Release date:
- 18 August 2016
- Next release:
- November 2017
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£ -930,952 m 2015
- Release date:
- 18 August 2016
- Next release:
- November 2017
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£ -46,758 m 2015
- Release date:
- 18 August 2016
- Next release:
- November 2017
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£ -396,764 m 2015
- Release date:
- 18 August 2016
- Next release:
- November 2017
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£ 10,196,717 m 2015
- Release date:
- 18 August 2016
- Next release:
- November 2017
Datasets related to UK sector accounts
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Profitability of UK Companies time series dataset
Annual and quarterly statistics on the profitability of private non-financial corporations.
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Capital Stock, Consumption of Fixed Capital time series dataset
Time series dataset for the Capital Stock, Consumption of Fixed Capital
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UK Economic Accounts time series dataset
Detailed estimates of national product, income and expenditure, UK sector accounts and UK balance of payments
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Profitability of UK companies
Rates of return and revision tables of private non-financial corporations by quarter.
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National Balance Sheet
Market value of the financial and non-financial assets for the UK. As such they are a measure of the wealth of the UK.
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Capital Stocks, Consumption of Fixed Capital
Estimates of gross and net capital stocks and the consumption of fixed capital, from 1995 to 2015, in current prices and chained volume measures.
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MQ5: Investment by insurance companies, pension funds and trusts: Jan to Mar 2017
Investment choices of financial institutions based on financial transactions (investments and disinvestments), including balance sheet data for short-term assets and liabilities, and income and expenditure data.
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Profitability of UK companies: Jan to Mar 2017
The net rate of return on capital employed for UK private non-financial corporations related to their UK operations.
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Quarterly National Accounts: Jan to Mar 2017
A detailed breakdown of the components of GDP including the third estimate of quarterly GDP.
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The UK national balance sheet: 2016 estimates
The market value of financial and non-financial assets for the UK providing a measure of the nation's wealth.
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Capital stocks, consumption of fixed capital: 2016
The value of all non-financial (fixed) assets used in production in the UK and the loss of value over time (depreciation).
Articles
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National Accounts articles: Impact on GDP current price and chained volume measure annual and quarterly estimates: 1997 to 2015
Estimates of the total impact of all the improvements to current price and chained volume measure gross domestic product (GDP) from 1997 to 2015, planned for publication in September 2017.
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Quarterly Sector Accounts: Quarter 1 Jan to Mar 2016
Detailed estimates of the quarterly sector accounts that can be found in the UK Economic Accounts (UKEA).
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