Israel · Last checked 11 November 2026

Bank of Israel (Banking Supervision Department): regulatory returns

Israel's central bank. Under the Bank of Israel Law, 5770-2010, its functions include managing monetary policy, regulating the payment and settlement systems, and supervising and regulating the banking system. Source

Website: www.boi.org.il/en/

51returns
28 of 51returns with published validation rules
4 of 51returns with firm-by-firm public data
76official documents, 21 with a SHA-256 fingerprint

File formats: Excel, XBRL-XML, Other.

What this page covers

One return per directive in the Supervisor of Banks' 'Reporting to Banking Supervision' directives (הוראות הדיווח לפיקוח), taken from the Bank's own list: directive 801, table of contents by subject and by directive number, update 118 (November 2026), as reprinted in circular C-06-2865. That list has 51 reports, 807 to 889C, and all are covered. The XBRL taxonomy is organised the same way: the Bank's taxonomy documentation says every directive is a separate framework, usually with one module (entry point) per directive. Left out: the reference directives 801 (contents), 802 (general guidelines), 803 (reporting tables and deadlines), 896 (list of banking corporations) and 897 (key to circulars), which are not reports; the Public Reporting Directives (הוראות הדיווח לציבור), except that the published financial statements filed to the supervisor are covered under 850; Proper Conduct of Banking Business directives, which are covered only through the reporting directives that carry out their reporting duties (808, 809, 826, 840, 868, 880); and directives seen only in older taxonomy notes but not in the November 2026 list (815 related persons, 871 foreign currency deposits and transfers). Filers are 'banking corporations': banks, foreign banks, credit card companies and acquirers, joint service companies, auxiliary corporations and systemically important payment service providers, as each directive states. Source

How firms file

The library records no filing system for the Bank of Israel. Each return's page gives its format and how it is sent, where the regulator says.

The returns (51)

Plain name first, the Bank of Israel's code in brackets. Each return has its own page: what it is for, who files it, the deadline, the templates, the validation rules, the documents and the sources.

Senior staff, office holders and external auditor details (807)Group: Administrative and operational dataHow often: When an event happensFormat: XBRL-XMLIn force
Embezzlement by employees and office holders (808)Group: Administrative and operational dataHow often: When an event happensFormat: OtherIn force
Sector concentration of credit exposure (809)Group: Balance sheet and off-balance-sheet dataHow often: QuarterlyFormat: XBRL-XMLIn force
Credit loss allowances (809A)Group: Profit and loss and business resultsHow often: QuarterlyFormat: OtherIn force
Credit for financing capital transactions (810C)Group: Credit, credit cards and risk managementHow often: Every six monthsFormat: XBRL-XMLIn force
Large credit exposures (810D)Group: Credit, credit cards and risk managementHow often: QuarterlyFormat: XBRL-XMLIn force
Troubled debt restructuring (811)Group: Credit, credit cards and risk managementHow often: QuarterlyFormat: OtherIn force
Holdings of related institutional investors in other banks (813)Group: Means of controlHow often: QuarterlyFormat: OtherIn force
Derivative instruments (814)Group: Balance sheet and off-balance-sheet dataHow often: QuarterlyFormat: XBRL-XMLIn force
Credit risk sales and loan syndications (817)Group: Credit, credit cards and risk managementHow often: YearlyFormat: OtherIn force
Means of control (ownership) of the bank (818)Group: Means of controlHow often: YearlyFormat: OtherIn force
Interest rate risk (820)Group: Credit, credit cards and risk managementHow often: Every six monthsFormat: OtherIn force
Monthly balance sheet (821)Group: Balance sheet and off-balance-sheet dataHow often: MonthlyFormat: XBRL-XMLIn force
Effective cost of unindexed shekel credit and deposits (822)Group: Credit, credit cards and risk managementHow often: MonthlyFormat: OtherIn force
Monthly new credit and deposits by linkage base and activity segment (823)Group: Costs and interest ratesHow often: MonthlyFormat: XBRL-XMLIn force
Household credit and deposits by linkage base (823A)Group: Costs and interest ratesHow often: MonthlyFormat: XBRL-XMLIn force
Requests to open accounts for financial entities (824)Group: Administrative and operational dataHow often: VariesFormat: OtherIn force
Compliance risk exposure (825)Group: Administrative and operational dataHow often: Every six monthsFormat: XBRL-XMLIn force
Handling of public complaints (826)Group: Administrative and operational dataHow often: Every six monthsFormat: XBRL-XMLIn force
Liquidity risk (827)Group: Balance sheet and off-balance-sheet dataHow often: MonthlyFormat: OtherIn force
Fees for banking services (828)Group: Profit and loss and business resultsHow often: VariesFormat: OtherIn force
Internal transfer pricing interest rates (830)Group: Costs and interest ratesHow often: WeeklyFormat: OtherIn force
Credit risk by economic sector (831)Group: Credit, credit cards and risk managementHow often: QuarterlyFormat: XBRL-XMLIn force
Cumulative profit and loss (832)Group: Profit and loss and business resultsHow often: QuarterlyFormat: OtherIn force
Exposure to foreign financial institutions (833)Group: Exposure outside IsraelHow often: QuarterlyFormat: XBRL-XMLIn force
Exposure to foreign countries (834)Group: Exposure outside IsraelHow often: QuarterlyFormat: XBRL-XMLIn force
Credit risk to private individuals (836)Group: Credit, credit cards and risk managementHow often: QuarterlyFormat: OtherIn force
Capital measurement and adequacy (838)Group: CapitalHow often: QuarterlyFormat: XBRL-XMLIn force
Dormant deposits and accounts of deceased customers (839)Group: Administrative and operational dataHow often: MonthlyFormat: OtherIn force
Telephone service response times (840)Group: Administrative and operational dataHow often: MonthlyFormat: OtherIn force
Remote (online) banking (842)Group: Administrative and operational dataHow often: Every six monthsFormat: OtherIn force
Customers switching between banks (844)Group: Administrative and operational dataHow often: QuarterlyFormat: XBRL-XMLIn force
Branch-by-branch details (846)Group: Administrative and operational dataHow often: YearlyFormat: OtherIn force
Published financial statements of banks and credit card companies (850)Group: Balance sheet and off-balance-sheet dataHow often: QuarterlyFormat: XBRL-XMLIn force
Supervisory activity segments (856)Group: Profit and loss and business resultsHow often: QuarterlyFormat: XBRL-XMLIn force
Overseas offices (865)Group: Exposure outside IsraelHow often: QuarterlyFormat: XBRL-XMLIn force
Open banking activity (868)Group: Administrative and operational dataHow often: MonthlyFormat: XBRL-XMLIn force
Payment cards (869)Group: Credit, credit cards and risk managementHow often: QuarterlyFormat: OtherIn force
Approvals in principle for housing loans (875)Group: Housing loans (mortgages)How often: MonthlyFormat: XBRL-XMLIn force
Housing loans (876)Group: Housing loans (mortgages)How often: MonthlyFormat: XBRL-XMLIn force
Housing loan interest rates (877)Group: Housing loans (mortgages)How often: MonthlyFormat: XBRL-XMLIn force
Quarterly housing loan data (878)Group: Housing loans (mortgages)How often: QuarterlyFormat: XBRL-XMLIn force
Loan-level housing loan data (879)Group: Housing loans (mortgages)How often: QuarterlyFormat: OtherIn force
Technology failure and cyber incidents (880)Group: Administrative and operational dataHow often: When an event happensFormat: ExcelIn force
Cloud computing (881)Group: Administrative and operational dataHow often: YearlyFormat: OtherIn force
Technology metrics (882)Group: Administrative and operational dataHow often: YearlyFormat: XBRL-XMLIn force
Cyber metrics (883)Group: Administrative and operational dataHow often: QuarterlyFormat: OtherIn force
Cheques and clearing activity (884)Group: Administrative and operational dataHow often: MonthlyFormat: OtherIn force
Bank, branch, ATM and business continuity details (888)Group: Administrative and operational dataHow often: When an event happensFormat: XBRL-XMLIn force
Reporting in a special situation, emergency (889)Group: Administrative and operational dataHow often: When an event happensFormat: XBRL-XMLIn force
Payment deferrals in a special situation (889C)Group: Administrative and operational dataHow often: MonthlyFormat: XBRL-XMLIn force

Data the Bank of Israel publishes from the returns

  • Financial statements - banks (BFR_99)

    Firm by firm · SDMX 3.0 API (CSV or SDMX-ML)

    Quarterly series from the published financial statements of each bank and banking group, and system totals. Each series carries the data point codes it was built from (modules D630 and D660 for banks, D670 and D680 for credit card companies). Latest period seen: 2026-Q2. Source

    From: 850

    Reuse: No terms specific to the data were found; the data browser links to the Bank's general terms of use (https://boi.org.il/en/terms-of-use), which block automated access. See the licence section.

  • Capital adequacy (BCAP)

    Firm by firm · SDMX 3.0 API (CSV or SDMX-ML)

    Quarterly capital, risk-weighted asset and capital ratio series for each bank and the system, built from data points of the published financial statements (modules D630 and D660). Latest period seen: 2026-Q2. Source

    From: 850

    Reuse: No terms specific to the data were found; the data browser links to the Bank's general terms of use (https://boi.org.il/en/terms-of-use), which block automated access. See the licence section.

  • Financial statements - credit card companies (CCFR)

    Firm by firm · SDMX 3.0 API (CSV or SDMX-ML)

    Quarterly series for each credit card company and their total, built from modules D670 and D680. Latest period seen: 2026-Q2. Source

    From: 850

    Reuse: No terms specific to the data were found; the data browser links to the Bank's general terms of use (https://boi.org.il/en/terms-of-use), which block automated access. See the licence section.

  • Website series, monthly (WEB_M)

    Firm by firm · SDMX 3.0 API (CSV or SDMX-ML)

    Monthly series behind the Bank's website tables, bank by bank and for the system, citing data points of directives 821, 822, 823, 823A and 876. Bank-level series were seen for directives 822 and 823. Latest period seen: 2026-09. Source

    From: 821, 822, 823, 823A, 876

    Reuse: No terms specific to the data were found; the data browser links to the Bank's general terms of use (https://boi.org.il/en/terms-of-use), which block automated access. See the licence section.

  • Website series, quarterly (WEB_Q)

    Firm by firm · SDMX 3.0 API (CSV or SDMX-ML)

    Quarterly, half-yearly and annual series behind the Bank's website tables, citing data points of the published financial statements (D630, D660, D670, D680) and of directives 828 (fees, bank by bank), 832 and 856. Source

    From: 850, 828, 832, 856

    Reuse: No terms specific to the data were found; the data browser links to the Bank's general terms of use (https://boi.org.il/en/terms-of-use), which block automated access. See the licence section.

  • Monthly balance sheets - banks (BBS_99)

    Added up across firms · SDMX 3.0 API (CSV or SDMX-ML)

    Monthly balance sheet series for the total banking system (solo basis), citing data points of directive 821. Latest period seen: 2026-07. Source

    From: 821

    Reuse: No terms specific to the data were found; the data browser links to the Bank's general terms of use (https://boi.org.il/en/terms-of-use), which block automated access. See the licence section.

  • Credit (CRDT)

    Added up across firms · SDMX 3.0 API (CSV or SDMX-ML)

    Quarterly credit series for the total banking system (consolidated), citing data points of directives 831 and 856 and of the annual statements (D630). Source

    From: 831, 856

    Reuse: No terms specific to the data were found; the data browser links to the Bank's general terms of use (https://boi.org.il/en/terms-of-use), which block automated access. See the licence section.

  • Open Banking (B_OPNB)

    Added up across firms · SDMX 3.0 API (CSV or SDMX-ML)

    Monthly, quarterly and annual open banking series for system totals, citing data points of directive 868 (modules D868M and D868Q). Latest monthly period seen: 2026-06. Source

    From: 868

    Reuse: No terms specific to the data were found; the data browser links to the Bank's general terms of use (https://boi.org.il/en/terms-of-use), which block automated access. See the licence section.

  • Housing loans: interest rates and business volume (BIR_MRTG_99)

    Added up across firms · SDMX 3.0 API (CSV or SDMX-ML)

    Monthly housing loan rate and volume series for the banking system, citing data points of directives 876 and 877. Latest period seen: 2026-09. Source

    From: 876, 877

    Reuse: No terms specific to the data were found; the data browser links to the Bank's general terms of use (https://boi.org.il/en/terms-of-use), which block automated access. See the licence section.

  • Balances for housing (BMB_99)

    Added up across firms · SDMX 3.0 API (CSV or SDMX-ML)

    Monthly housing loan balance series for the banking system, citing data points of directive 876. Latest period seen: 2026-08. Source

    From: 876

    Reuse: No terms specific to the data were found; the data browser links to the Bank's general terms of use (https://boi.org.il/en/terms-of-use), which block automated access. See the licence section.

  • Website series, operational (WEB_OP)

    Added up across firms · SDMX 3.0 API (CSV or SDMX-ML)

    Monthly system-wide series citing data points of directive 889C (payment deferrals in a special situation), January to March 2024. Source

    From: 889C

    Reuse: No terms specific to the data were found; the data browser links to the Bank's general terms of use (https://boi.org.il/en/terms-of-use), which block automated access. See the licence section.

Reuse terms for the Bank of Israel's documents

Copyright notice in Bank of Israel publications (© Bank of Israel); the website terms of use could not be read, checked 11 November 2026. In the Bank of Israel's words:

Passages may be cited provided source is specified.
Can others share copies?
Unclear.
Conditions
Cite the source. The Bank's publications reserve copyright and allow quoting passages; they do not say whole documents may be copied. The Banking Supervision Department's own annual review carries the same terms in Hebrew: 'זכויות היוצרים בפרסום זה שמורות לבנק ישראל. הרוצים לצטט רשאים לעשות כן, בתנאי שיציינו את המקור.' ('Copyright in this publication is reserved to the Bank of Israel. Those wishing to quote may do so, provided they cite the source.') Source: https://boi.org.il/media/psgdvces/%D7%A1%D7%A7%D7%99%D7%A8%D7%AA-%D7%9E%D7%A2%D7%A8%D7%9B%D7%AA-%D7%94%D7%91%D7%A0%D7%A7%D7%90%D7%95%D7%AA-%D7%9C%D7%A9%D7%A0%D7%AA-2025-003.pdf. The website terms of use (https://www.boi.org.il/website_terms/ and https://boi.org.il/en/terms-of-use) answer automated requests with a browser-verification page and could not be read.
What the library does
Keeps only the link, size and SHA-256 fingerprint of each document. The notices that could be read reserve copyright to the Bank of Israel and permit only citing passages with the source, and the governing terms of use page could not be read. That does not clearly allow others to copy and redistribute the documents, so only links, sizes and hashes are kept.

What could not be verified

Said plainly, so nobody relies on a fact the sources do not give.

  • Every boi.org.il HTML page tried (including https://www.boi.org.il/roles/supervisionregulation/xbrl/, https://www.boi.org.il/roles/supervisionregulation/report_to_sup/, each directive page, https://www.boi.org.il/website_terms/ and https://boi.org.il/en/terms-of-use) answers automated requests with a browser-verification page (HTTP 200 with no content), seen 2026-11-11, for both a plain request and the fetch tool. It was not worked round. Files under https://www.boi.org.il/media/ are served normally; directive and circular PDFs were located through the site's sitemap.xml and a limited web search. Page URLs in this file therefore answer 200 but their content was not read.
  • XBRL taxonomy package: the package itself, the current architecture document (26.03.2026), the summary of changes to the latest version and the instance-writing guidelines are linked only from https://www.boi.org.il/roles/supervisionregulation/xbrl/, so their file addresses could not be found. The assertions were not counted and template lists come from the directive texts. The XBRL Formula 1.0 and Table Linkbase basis is taken from the older English taxonomy documentation.
  • Taxonomy version: the task brief gives version 34.0 (April 2026), but circular C-06-2861 (14 October 2026) says taxonomy package 35 was published on 23 September 2026, and the version 35 change summary is dated 30.09.2026. Neither package could be downloaded.
  • Directive PDFs could not be located for 802 (general guidelines) and for reports 807, 810C, 811, 813, 814, 817, 818, 820, 823A, 824, 828, 830, 832, 833, 836, 838, 839, 842, 844, 846, 850, 865, 869, 875, 877, 878, 879, 881 and 883. For these, who files, frequency and deadline come from the table of contents (801) and the deadlines table (803, update 134), and templates are not listed (865 uses the 2019 taxonomy notice). A file https://boi.org.il/media/s5ugqaee/883.pdf found by search now answers 404.
  • Where the file format is not confirmed (values 'Other'), the directive may still have an XBRL module; this could not be checked without the taxonomy package.
  • Conflicts between the Bank's own documents: directive 821 says 25 days after month end but 803 says 30 days; directive 840 (March 2024) says monthly, within 10 business days, but 801 and 803 still say quarterly (803: 30 days after the quarter); 844 is 'quarterly' in 801 and the taxonomy 35 notes but 'monthly' in 803's deadline column. The directive text is used where it was read.
  • Directive versions read are those reprinted in circulars; some may have been amended since (for example 825, read in its June 2023 version, and 809A, read in its September 2023 version).
  • The enabling legal provisions for the reporting directives are not stated in the documents read, so legal_basis is given only where a directive names a Proper Conduct of Banking Business directive.
  • Public data: the Bank's pages describing its statistics (for example https://www.boi.org.il/roles/statistics/banking/the_financialreports/financialreports_banks/) block automated access; dataset facts were read from the statistics API at edge.boi.gov.il. The link between datasets and directives rests on each series' DP_DIRECTIVE attribute. No sample files were saved because the reuse terms do not clearly allow redistribution.
  • 803 names individual Bank staff as contacts for each report; those names are personal data and are not reproduced.
  • The statistics API host edge.boi.gov.il serves a certificate chain that ends in a newer public root certificate, trusted by the operating system store but missing from some older CA bundles (including /private/etc/ssl/cert.pem on the machine used). Clients using such a bundle get a certificate verification error; with the system root store all edge.boi.gov.il URLs answered 200 on 2026-11-11.

Sources

Knowing exactly what is collected, in what format and under which rules is the first step to real-time supervision. See every regulator in the regulatory returns library.

Line4's text and records here are free to reuse under CC BY 4.0. Please credit: “Source: Line4 regulatory submissions library (CC BY 4.0), https://www.line4.ai”. The regulators' documents, forms, taxonomies, rules and data belong to them: see Bank of Israel's reuse terms. This describes what regulators publish. It is not legal or regulatory advice: always rely on the regulator's own text.

Last checked 11 November 2026.