What does the Moneyfacts Savings Treasury Report contain?
Moneyfacts Savings Treasury Reports monitor key trends in the savings and investment market and response to base
rate movements on an institution by
institution basis. A combination of written commentary, line graphs and tables
provide detailed analysis of key features, including:
l Historic and current average savings rates
l The number of products and providers competing in the market
l The household savings ratio
l Retail savings balances outstanding
l Total number of accounts paying over Bank of England base rate
l Real return on no notice savings accounts
l Savings rate versus standard variable
l Availability of savings and consumer demand
l Average annual pension fund returns
l Unit linked personal pension maturity values
l Average annuity rates against gilt yields
l Background economic data including exchange rates and annual inflation.
How do I subscribe?
The Moneyfacts Savings Treasury Report is produced on a monthly basis and sent
to subscribers as a PDF. You can subscribe to the savings report for:
£3,000 per annum (+ VAT)
£5,000 for two years (+ VAT)
(based on a maximum of three people with licence to access the data.)
Alternatively, you can subscribe to the Moneyfacts Savings Treasury Report and
the Moneyfacts Mortgage Treasury Report together for:
£5,000 per annum (+ VAT)
£9,000 for both reports for two years (+ VAT)
Together, the Moneyfacts Savings and Mortgage Treasury Reports provide an
unbeatable overview of the UK lending and depositor markets.
For further information on the Moneyfacts Savings Treasury Reports or the
Moneyfacts Mortgage Treasury Reports, please email sales@moneyfacts.co.uk or call 0845 1689 750
We have found the new treasury report invaluable. It provides insight
into the savings market that we have been unable to see on monthly basis before. We have
incorporated this information into our regular reporting and in doing so adding immense value.
Overall, great value!
James Musgrave, Strategy Manager, HBOS
From a risk perspective, the report allows us to monitor market trends and
identify potential opportunities that other lenders may have not considered. It
is a very useful report that adds value to our business.
James Paterson, Coventry Building Society
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Users include
HM Treasury
Financial Services Authority
Council of Mortgage Lenders
Building Societies Association
plus many banks and building societies.
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Use the Moneyfacts Savings Treasury Report to:
l Understand the relationship between savings rates and mortgage rates
l Understand trends around the variable and fixed savings market
l Gain vital insight when planning new products and new approaches to the market
l Conduct an environmental scan of the market and extrapolate future market trends
l Compare a provider’s data with overall market conditions
l Measure the scale of the pensions crisis facing those saving for retirement.
Moneyfacts Treasury Reports use exclusive data
The vast majority of data contained in the Moneyfacts Savings Treasury Report is exclusive to Moneyfacts and much of it is not in the public domain. Our
whole of market databases are built and maintained by our team of dedicated
product researchers who are in direct contact with providers, ensuring our data
is always up to date.
