NS&I Annual Report 2023-24 published

NS&I delivered £11.3 billion of Net Financing to the Government in 2023-24 

- NS&I met four and missed two of its six service delivery measures 

NS&I’s Annual Report and Accounts 2023-24, published today , shows that the organisation has raised cost-effective financing for government and remained a compelling choice for savers.

In total, NS&I met four and missed two of its six service delivery measures in 2023-24. NS&I met the service delivery measures for: Government Payment Services delivery performance, Digital-first, Efficient administration of funds, and Employee engagement.

NS&I did not meet its service delivery measures for: Net Financing, and Customer satisfaction. See pages 16-17 of NS&I’s Annual Report and Accounts for full details.

NS&I delivered £11.3 billion of Net Financing to the Government in 2023-24, above the target for the year, which was £7.5 billion (+/- £3 billion). NS&I was on track to meet its Net Financing target in December 2023; however, while still substantial, repayments to customers in January and February 2024 did not materialise to the levels anticipated.

2023-24 annual results

Year

Gross inflows (including reinvestments)

£bn

 

C&AIP*

£bn

 

Gross outflows

£bn

Net Financing

£bn

Total stock

£bn

2023-2465.7**8.7**62.1**11.3***230.5**
2022-2353.7**5.5**48.6**10.0***218.3**
2021-2244.9**2.5**42.7**4.4***207.6**
2020-2186.22.264.623.8203.0
2019-2038.22.629.211.6179.2

All figures are in £ billion and are subject to rounding.

*C&AIP is capitalised and accrued interest and prizes earned. All figures are in £ billion and subject to rounding.

**Including Green Savings Bonds.

***Excluding Green Savings Bonds.

Notes to Editors

1. NS&I reports quarterly on gross inflows and outflows, Net Financing and total stock. Each quarter, NS&I releases unaudited figures and has published its audited Annual Report and audited accounts for 2023-24, which can be downloaded here . Net Financing excludes Green Savings Bonds, as they are a policy product.

2. Net Financing – the measure of the net change of NS&I funds, meaning total inflows from deposits, retention of maturing monies and capitalised and accrued interest, less the total outflows from withdrawals and interest or Premium Bonds prize draw payments. A positive Net Financing figure represents a positive contribution to government financing.

3. NS&I is one of the largest savings organisations in the UK, offering a range of savings and investments to more than 24 million customers. All products offer 100% capital security, because NS&I is backed by HM Treasury.