Answer

The Flow of Funds is an accounting of the way in which money moves into and out of the different departments of an organization. In the U.S., the Flow of Funds is a set of accounts published by the Federal Reserve containing financial and economic data relating to borrowing, lending, and investment within the economy. 

Federal Reserve:  Go to FRED, an online database consisting of hundreds of economic time series managed by the St Louis Federal Reserve,  and search for Flow of Funds.