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EUROSYSTEM
Balance of Payments Working Group
Luxembourg, 2-3 April 2012
The use of payment cards data for Travel statistics
Carla Marques
Carla Ferreira
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Outline
1. Travel in the Current and capital
accounts
2. Current Portuguese methodology
3. Payment cards as data source:Present and future
4. Final remarks
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1. Travel in the Current and capital accounts
2.7%
-8.9%
-12.0%
-10.0%
-8.0%
-6.0%
-4.0%
-2.0%
0.0%
2.0%
4.0%
2000 2001 2002 2003 2004 2005 2006 2007 2008 2009 2010
% o
f GD
P
Travel Current and capital accounts
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Balance of payments
Current accountGoodsServices
...Travel...
IncomeCurrent transfers
Capital accountFinancial accountNet errors and omissions
travel covers primarily the goods and services acquired from an economy by travellers during visits of less than one year in that economy
(BPM5, IMF)
it is a demand-oriented activity
1. Travel in the Current and capital accounts
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Balance of payments
Current accountGoodsServices
... Travel...
Primary incomeSecondary income
Capital accountFinancial accountErrors and omissions
1. Travel in in the Current and capital accounts
Travel cover goods and services for own use or to give away acquired from an economy by nonresidents during visits to that economy
(BPM6, IMF)
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1. Travel in in the Current and capital accounts
Travel (BPM5)
•Business•Personal
•Health-related
•Education-related
•Other
Travel (BPM6)
• Business• Acquisition of goods and services
by border, seasonal, and other short-term workers
• Other• Personal
• Health-related• Education-related• Other
•For both business and personal travel• Goods• Local transport
services• Accommodation
services• Food-serving services• Other services•Of which:
Health services•
Education services
Supplementary items are shown in italics.
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Luxembourg, 2-3 April 2012
Outline
1. Travel in the Current and capital
accounts
2. Current Portuguese methodology
3. Payment cards as data source:Present and future
4. Final remarks
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Luxembourg, 2-3 April 2012
Different possible approaches:
2. Current Portuguese methodology
Models
Surveys
Settle- ments data
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Data sources for Travel
2. Current Portuguese methodology
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Statistics Portugal
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Compilation process
2. Current Portuguese methodology
Settlementssystem
Credit and debit
cards
Statistics Portugal
(NSI)
Transaction basis
Geographical breakdown - imports
Geographical breakdown - exports
Mix basis
Travel - final values
Settlements basis
Aproximation for transaction basis
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Compilation process
2. Current Portuguese methodology
On a monthly basis
The year-on-year growth rates are estimated according to the variation of the different data sources
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Outline
1. Travel in the Current and capital
accounts
2. Current Portuguese methodology
3. Payment cards as data source:Present and future
4. Final remarks
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Luxembourg, 2-3 April 2012
3. Payment cards as data source
Source: ECB – Payments and Settlement Systems Statistics
Structure of cashless payments within the European Union
29.8 28.2
25.2 25.8
26.1
40.1
19.0
5.9
0.0
20.0
40.0
60.0
80.0
100.0
2000 2010
Credit transfers Direct debits Card payments Cheques
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3. Payment cards as data source
Source: ECB – Payments and Settlement Systems Statistics
Payment cards as a percentage of total cashless payments
0.00
0.10
0.20
0.30
0.40
0.50
0.60
0.70
0.80
EU EA ESP FRA GBR IRL ITA NLD DEU PRT
2000 2010
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Luxembourg, 2-3 April 2012
Portuguese institutional environment
3. Payment cards as data source
PT market
Only one large company involved in processing payment cards data –
SIBS – Forward Payment SolutionsIn 2010, more than
18 million of MB cards16 thousand ATM terminals260 thousand POS terminals
In Banco de PortugalArticulation
between Payments
Systems Dept. and Statistics
Dept.
- Single input flow- Different
exploitation of the data
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Variables in payment cards data: availability(current situation)
3. Payment cards as data source
Type of terminal
Brand
Issuer bank
Type of operation
CountryMode of transactionNumber and amount
M
M
M
M
M
A
M
ATM, POS, …
Mastercard, Visa, …
Only for PT banks
Withdraw, payment; nat., int
Where is issued or usedFace-to-face or at distance
Of the transaction
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Luxembourg, 2-3 April 2012
Variables in payment cards data: statistical link(current situation)
3. Payment cards as data source
Type of terminal
Brand
Issuer bank
Type of operation
Country
Mode of transactionNumber and amount
M
M
M
M
M
A
M
--
--
Cross check with settlementsFilter international transactions
Geographical breakdown
Excl. internet purchases of goods
Amount of transaction
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Future situation: new variables available
3. Payment cards as data source
Activity sector
Location
BIN code
M
M
M
POS merchant NACE or code Supermarket, airport, …
Business card, …
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Future situation: Statistical link with new variables…
3. Payment cards as data source
Activity sector
Location
BIN code
M
M
M
Estimate for kind of expensesFine-tune estimation (e.g. national withdraws at PT airport)Estimate business vs personal
…and new uses for ‘old’ variables
Number and amount
M Estimate for purchases that should go under goods
Type of terminal M Identify POS op. (aux. info)
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Strengths and weaknesses
3. Payment cards as data source
Excelent
coverage
Excelent
timeliness
High frequency
Good detail
Low cost
Inaccuracy
Different
concepts
Potentially
multiple
processors
challenges
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Outline
1. Travel in the Current and capital
accounts
2. Current Portuguese methodology
3. Payment cards as data source:Present and future
4. Final remarks
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Luxembourg, 2-3 April 2012
Exercise at European level
4. Final remarks
Quarter Issuer_ISO Acquirer_ISO Channel Territory_of_Activity Sector Nr_of_Transactions Value_in_EUR2008Q1 AT PT ATM cross-border Cash 11825 1491759,092008Q1 AT PT POS cross-border Airlines 108 28146,471912008Q1 AT PT POS cross-border Car Rental 715 110107,53572008Q1 AT PT POS cross-border Lodging 3481 888961,437
2007 TF RoW recomendation
2008 ECB pilot exercise for quarterly data from main Card Payment Schemes
2010 Pilot data made available for countries to access
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4. Final remarks
Type of terminal
Brand
Issuer bank
Type of operation
Country
Mode of transaction
Number and amount
Channel
- -
- -
≈ Territory of activity
Issuer / acquirer
- -
Number and amount
Activity sector
Location
BIN code
Sector
- -
- -
PT ECB Pilot datamonthly quarterly
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Merits of the data source
Some details to be additionally explored for BPM6 requirements
4. Final remarks