Abstract

Access to the microdata on bank loans available in the Bank of Spain's Central Credit Register opens the possibility of drawing up new experimental statistics that help improve the analysis of the indebtedness in the non-financial sectors (quantities and prices). As statisticians, the utilization of this information requires the development of new techniques in the use of this data with a more granular nature, at the same time as it demands new forms for the dissemination of indicators with a much higher number in dimensions (i.e. regional data, purpose of the credit, etc.) to make them available to users and analysts.