1. Statistics & DWH Department Statistics & Data Warehouse Department
Introduction to
Statistics & DWH Department
State Bank of Pakistan
Dr Azizullah Khattak
Director
Statistics & Data Warehouse Department

2. Roadmap Objectives of the Seminar Role of SD & DWH department
Areas & their significance
Types of statistics compiled & disseminated

3. Objectives of the Seminar
To Create Awareness
Awareness about the official statistics
Opportunities for market-oriented research projects
Access to relevant information/data required for analysis

4. Objectives of the Seminar
Strong Statistical System
Coordination among data compilers, policy makers, academia and researchers
To harmonize data production with the users’ demand
Improvement in the quality of data through feedback

5. The Role of Statistics Department
To provide reliable and timely information on economic,
financial and monetary aspects to SBP for designing
and monitoring its policies
Timely and reliable information required by the
government for policy formulations
Information to international agencies as per our national
obligations
To provide data to general users for reasearch

6. Vision Statement
"The Statistics Department aspires to set and maintain the highest standards of excellence in the compilation and dissemination of efficient statistics."

7. Mission Statement
"Our mission is to ensure timely dissemination of high quality statistics for the monetary and macro-economic policies leading to the prosperity of Pakistan"

8. Types of Statistics Compiled & Disseminated
External Sector
Banking and Financial Sector
Corporate Sector
Seasonally adjusted data
Data compiled under International Standards and
complies with GDDS & SDDS

9. Significance of External sector statistics
To provide information on supply and demand for foreign
exchange required for FOREX management.
Being responsible for Foreign exchange reserve
management, the BOP provides flows and stock position at
the end of each month.
Trends in the Financial account help to assess future
pressure on foreign exchange reserves of the country.
The stock of FDI and portfolio data helps to analyze the
vulnerability of the local market to external shocks.

10. Significance of Monetary & Financial Statistics
For effective monetary policy, the SBP needs to monitor the
liquidity situation in the market.
The monetary survey provides estimates of Mo, M1 & M2.
Detailed data on credit to different sectors to see the
performance of various sectors.
WAR for deposits and advances by the banks.
Performance of the corporate sector

11. Significance of Banking Statistics
Essential for effective supervision and monitoring
of financial institutions
To assess the performance & health of financial
sector

12. Data collection & processing methodology
Online acquisition
Electronic data acquisition
Processing

13. Online acquisition & processing
Banks
Users
Banks

14. Internal Web Portals Users ERP Statistics & DWH SBP Globus
MFSM Interface
Users
Globus

15. Data availability
Website
Archives
Publication
Special requests

16. Contact us

17. Thank you

18. Reporting by banks
Bank enters data in the pre-designed format DFS through Data Entry System (DES)
Status of each DFS can be checked (due, overdue, pending, error list)
DES with built-in checks
DFS submitted to DAG portal and undergoes validation checks
A report is generated for each DFS, error list or accepted
DFS with error list resubmitted
Banks can submit a request for extension in due date

19. Data Portals The DAG maintained by the ISD
Acquisition and validation procedures implemented in consultation with S&DWH
Defines Data reporters, owners and users and provide access
Users access the final data for further analysis through OLAP

20. Data processing
S &DWH extract the data in the form of predesigned reports using OLAP tools
Accuracy of data checked at individual and consolidated level.
DFS either referred back or accepted and saved in DAG database.
DAG provides track of pending, overdue and submitted reports
Extend the deadlines
Desired statistics is compiled using OLAP