Active properties:

• Data dimensions:
• All deposits, transaction accounts, saving accounts, term accounts
• Resident, non-resident
• Institutional sectors per Statistical Classifications for Institutional Sectors (SCIS)
• Measurements: Millions of New Zealand dollars (Mil. NZD)
• Adjustment: Not seasonally adjusted (NSA)
• Native frequency: Monthly
• Start dates:
• 2016m12 for most series
• 1998m12 for household total

Defunct properties, where different:

• Data dimensions:
• Industry per ANZSIC96
• Date range: 2004m1 to 2017m1

The series resides in the historical catalog:

• New Zealand » Banking » Liabilities » Deposits by sectors
• New Zealand » Banking » Liabilities » Funding by sector [DISCONTINUED]

Please be aware that

There are three types of financial institution in New Zealand: Non-bank lending institutions, insurance companies, and registered banks; the bulk of assets are held by the latter.

Previously, the Reserve Bank of New Zealand (RBNZ) used a quarterly regulatory form called the Standard Statistical Return (SSR), with the concepts of "funding" and "claims", where funding encompasses deposits, securities and "other borrowing". As of 2017 the SSR has been replaced by the monthly Bank Balance Sheet (BBS), which separates those categories, per international best practices.

See also

• Data Change: New Zealand - Loans outstanding (Apr 2017)
• Data Change: New Zealand - Money and credit aggregates (Apr 2017)

References

• Overview of the New Zealand financial system
• Surveys including BBS and SSR
• New banking sector balance sheet statistics: Technical note (Apr 2017, pdf)
• Table S40 » Series description (glossary)