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906 Year Book Australia 2001 1901 in retrospect The current financial system can clearly trace its foundations and connections to the structures and activities of the financial system existing in 1901. The three components of the financial system: financial enterprises, financial markets and payments system, operate along much the same lines as they did in 1901. However, the financial system has undergone considerable growth, with increased diversification and specialisation within institutions, markets, products and services, and with higher levels of activity, to facilitate and/or profit from structural and economic changes. Diagram 26.38 shows the relative structures of the financial sector in 1901 and 2000. 26.38 AUSTRALIAN FINANCIAL SECTOR, Comparison of Structures—1901 and 2000 Friendly societies Life insurance Money market corporations General financiers Pastoral finance companies Common funds Trustee companies Public unit trusts Fund managers Other financial corporations Pension funds Finance companies Securitisers General insurance Credit cooperatives Building societies Stock and insurance brokers Central borrowing authorities Trading banks Savings banks Stock exchange Central bank Banks Stock and future exchanges Institutions which were in existence in 1901 Institutions which were in existence in 2000 Institutions in existence in both 1901 and 2000 where the 1901 institution was relatively more important than in its 2000 counterpart Institutions in existence in both 1901 and 2000 where the 2000 institution is relatively more important than in its 1901 counterpart
Chapter 26—Financial system 907 Regulation framework One of the clearest differences distinguishing the financial system in 1901 from that in 2001 is the degrees of regulation and monitoring that impact on the environment in which financial enterprises operate. In 1901 there was no centralised legislation or institution with prudential authority over banks or other financial institution/activity despite the failure of a number of banks during the 1890s. Nor was there any Australian institution which performed the functions of a central bank. There were a range of different State laws relating to banks, friendly societies and life assurance organisations. Statistical framework The national accounting framework, which defines and structures our current presentation of information on the financial system, did not exist in 1901, nor did accounting treatments such as consolidation within financial sector and subsectors, and standards such as consistent balance dates for reporting. The absence of these standards makes the application of the current framework to the limited data for 1901 difficult. Nevertheless, there were sufficient statistical data collected to provide a reasonable quantification of the financial system a hundred years ago. The (State) Banking Acts specified that quarterly statements of assets and liabilities and capital resources were to be provided. With the exception of NSW, State legislation governing life assurance companies required annual statements showing total business, and transactions within their own State. In NSW, life assurance companies were regulated under either the Companies or Friendly Societies Act, or were incorporated by special Act. Financial enterprises In 1901 enterprises such as banks, pastoral companies and building societies offered deposit and lending facilities for housing and business, while life offices and friendly societies insured against loss of life, health and property. Trustee companies managed property in the event of death until inheritance was settled. A number of types of institution that exist now had no counterpart in 1901. There was no central bank or prudential regulator until the 1930s. Merchant banks and futures exchanges did not start operating and separately constituted pension funds were not set up until the 1950s. Highly specialised vehicles such as public unit trusts, cash management trusts and wholesale investment managers had to await an environment and population that would take advantage of the facilities they offered. Trading banks (i.e. banks which offered cheque accounts and/or issued their own currency in the form of bank notes) were the largest group of financial institutions in Australia in 1901. There were 22 banks operating in Australasia (i.e. including New Zealand). The four largest banks at the time accounted for half the total assets of all banks (£84m). In 1901 these trading banks operated 1,560 branches, although only two banks did business in all States and New Zealand. Trading banks’ assets were estimated at £122m and were composed of cash reserves of £19m in coin and £1m in bullion, landed and other property £6m, notes and bills of other banks £1m, balances due from other banks £1m, all other debts due to the banks £94m (including £1m in ‘London Funds’, Government and municipal securities of £2m and ‘adjusted external cash’ of £5m). London Funds were liquid assets and played a similar role to deposits with the Reserve Bank in later years, and ‘adjusted external cash’ took into account banks’ holdings of their own bank notes. Trading bank liabilities were estimated at £96m, consisting of notes in circulation of £3m, bills in circulation not bearing interest £0.5m, deposits of £92m (not bearing interest £38m, bearing interest £54m), and balances due to other banks £0.4m. Generally banks held assets to the value of around half their liabilities at call in coin and bullion. Savings banks’ liabilities consisted predominantly of their deposits, estimated at £33m, from 964,553 depositors. Assets consisted of a cash reserve of £0.4m, deposits at State Treasuries £8m, advances £5m, local and semi-government securities £1m, Commonwealth and State government securities £21m. These institutions were supervised closely by State Governments to ensure public confidence; the volume of depositing and withdrawal reflected the role these institutions played in day to day requirements of the general population and small business in a system where cash was the main means of effecting payments. The State government savings banks and those with trustees or commissioners nominated by the State Government had relationships with the post offices that allowed depositors access to
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