The facts
- Who files
- Banks and branches of foreign banks. Management companies, self-managed investment funds and crowdfunding service providers also file this statement under their own decrees (No 11/2018 and No 10/2025), which point back to this template. Source
- How often
- Monthly as at the last day of the calendar month, plus an annual version as at the first day of the calendar year. Source
- Deadline
- The monthly statement is due within 15 calendar days of the date it is prepared. The year-end versions are due by 15 February (preliminary) and 31 March (from the audited annual accounts) of the following year. Source
- Format
- Other. Submitted electronically through the Statistics Collection Portal (IS SCP). Source
- How it is filed
- Filing routes recorded for the NBS: Statistics Collection Portal (IS SCP / IS ŠZP); IS ŠZP - ESAs. See how firms file with the NBS.
- Status
- In force
- Legal basis
- Group
- Banks (national)
Templates (1)
The tables and forms inside the return. Plain name first, the NBS's code in brackets.
- Balance sheet of assets and liabilities (Bil (NBS) 1-12)
Template and completion instructions in Annex 1 of Decree No 13/2017. Source
Validation rules
No published validation rules were found for this return. No validation rules published on the pages checked. Source
Public data
Published only added up across firms. NBS publishes 'Financial sector analytical data', which covers this return's subject. The link to this return is by subject only. Source
- Financial sector analytical data
Added up across firms · Excel
Quarterly workbooks of financial stability indicators (assets, liabilities, assets under management, profitability, concentration and others) for banks, insurers, the pension and investment fund sectors, securities dealers, stock exchanges and central securities depositories, published back to 2016. The link between this dataset and the returns listed is by subject only. Source
Official documents (2)
The NBS's own files, with the size and SHA-256 fingerprint of each as downloaded on 13 November 2026, so anyone can tell whether a copy is the same version.
- Decree of Narodna banka Slovenska No 13/2017 on reporting by banks and foreign bank branches for supervision purposes (English translation, as amended)
Legal text · PDF · 35.0 KB · 12 December 2017
Also contains, as annexes, the templates and completion instructions for 13 of the bank statements.
SHA-256
94339f635465show in full94339f635465709da854860969594c42aa19141f4fd8c8136b5a2e52c9d03128 - Act No 747/2004 on financial market supervision (and amending certain laws), as amended
Legal text · PDF · 576.9 KB
General legal basis cited by every NBS reporting decree (Section 35(2)).
SHA-256
60bcee8eec0bshow in full60bcee8eec0ba362e5f0a8cc783ff52fc97225232c62050cb61d08b9b3fcf144
Sources
Every page and document this return's facts were read from.
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Last checked 13 November 2026.
