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Development of consumer credit in China , pp 51-57 Shen Bingxi and Yan Lijuan Monetary policy framework and financial procyclicality: international evidence , pp 51-57 Kyungsoo Kim , Byoung-Ki Kim and Hail Park Development of consumer credit in China , pp 51-57 Shen Bingxi and Yan Lijuan Central bank and government debt management: issues for monetary policy , pp 51-71 Andrew Filardo , Madhusudan Mohanty and Ramon Moreno Keynes’s monetary theory of interest , pp 51-81 Geoff Tily Some prudential issues , pp 52-63 Serge Jeanneau Trading system competition and market-maker competition , pp 53-60 Mark Wahrenburg Wages, productivity and "structural" inflation in emerging market economies , pp 53-75 Dubravko Mihaljek and Sweta C. Saxena The entry of foreign banks into the Chinese banking sector , pp 54-55 Liu Tinghuan Rating agencies and sovereign risk , pp 54 Bank for International Settlements Discussant remarks on Chan Lily, Ng Heng Tiong and Rishi Ramchand’s paper "A clustering analysis approach to examining Singapore’s property market" , pp 55-58 Sock-Yong Phang Ratings and regulation , pp 55-61 Bank for International Settlements Intervention: what are the domestic consequences? , pp 56-81 Madhusudan Mohanty and Philip Turner The banking industry in Colombia: competition, consolidation and systemic stability , pp 56-63 José Darìo Uribe The development of China’s bond market , pp 56-60 Mu Huaipeng The euro: internationalised at birth , pp 57-74 Frank Moss Risk profile of households and the impact on financial stability , pp 58-74 Wimboh Santoso and Made Sukada Boom-bust cycles and stabilisation policy - monetary and macroprudential rules: a loss function approach , pp 58-65 Caterina Mendicino and Maria Teresa Punzi Cyclical prudence - credit cycles in Australia , pp 58-90 Christopher Kent and Patrick D'Arcy Several observations on capital flows in Japan , pp 58-61 Richard Koo The currency board and monetary stability in Bosnia and Herzegovina , pp 59-61 Dragan Kovacevic Globalisation and monetary operations in emerging economies , pp 59-80 John Hawkins Welcome remarks , pp 59-67 Deniz Igan Searching for the natural rate of interest: a euro area perspective , pp 60-80 Jesus Crespo-Cuaremsa , Ernest Gnan and Doris Ritzberger-Gruenwald Developments in retail payment systems , pp 61-68 Harry Leinonen Developing corporate bond markets: a European legal perspective , pp 61-73 Erwin Nierop Monetary policy transmission and the long-term interest rate in emerging markets , pp 61-79 Ramon Moreno Shadowing the euro: Bulgaria’s monetary policy five years on , pp 61-78 Kalin Hristov and Martin Zaimov Dissecting regional integration in financial services from the competition policy and trade policy perspectives , pp 62-119 Bank for International Settlements The experience of Italian banks: from strict controls to full liberalisation , pp 62-74 Antonello Biagioli Sovereign credit ratings: help or hindrance? , pp 62-66 Bank for International Settlements Capital flows, commodity price movements and foreign exchange intervention , pp 63-80 Logan Rangasamy and Dubravko Mihaljek Obtaining real estate data: criteria, difficulties and limitations , pp 63-69 Stephan V Arthur Bank consolidation in the Czech Republic , pp 64-70 Oldrich Dedek Financial constraints and real activity: a non-structural approach using UK survey data , pp 64-80 Ulf von Kalckreuth Financial stability implications of local currency bond markets: an overview of the risks , pp 65-87 Serge Jeanneau and Camilo Ernesto Tovar Discussion comments on "Immigration: trends and macroeconomic implications" , pp 65-68 Torben M Andersen Part D: Assessing the appropriate amount of financial resources - a framework , pp 65-72 Bank for International Settlements Comments on “Monetary policy regimes and macroeconomic outcomes: Hong Kong and Singapore” by Stefan Gerlach and Petra Gerlach-Kristen , pp 65-70 Hoe Ee KHOR Foreign exchange market intervention in EMEs: implications for central banks , pp 65-86 Ramon Moreno Euro area government securities markets: recent developments and implications for market functioning , pp 65-85 Roberto Blanco Optimal macroprudential regulation in a Fisherian model of financial crises , pp 66-72 Javier Bianchi and Enrique G. Mendoza Interactions between cash and derivatives bond markets: some evidence for the euro area , pp 67-112 Wolfgang Schulte and Roberto Violi The changing nature of risks facing banks , pp 67-98 Ramon Moreno On sovereign ratings: observations and implications , pp 67-77 Bank for International Settlements Understanding commodity price cycles in emerging Asia and their implications for monetary policy , pp 67-69 Rhys Mendes Discussant remarks on Deniz Igan’s paper "Dealing with real estate booms and busts" , pp 69-70 Veronica Cacdac Warnock Discussant remarks on John V Duca, John Muellbauer and Anthony Murphy’s paper "Credit standards and the bubble in US house prices: new econometric evidence" , pp 69-70 Frank Warnock A note on the pass-through from exchange rate and foreign price changes to inflation in selected emerging market economies , pp 69-81 Dubravko Mihaljek and Marc Klau Regulation of the payments market and the prospect for digital money , pp 69-79 Peter Damian Spencer
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