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Thoughts on the proper design of macro stress tests , pp 111-119 Petr Jakubík and Gregory Sutton On the use of sterilisation bonds in emerging Asia , pp 111-131 Aaron Nikolai Mehrotra Including linkers in a sovereign bond portfolio: an HJM approach , pp 111-137 Ricardo Selves and Marcin Stamirowski Issues in cross-border funding of chilean banks , pp 111-121 Kevin N. Cowan and Carla Valdivia Globalisation of inflation and its implications for monetary policy , pp 111-112 Sukhdave Singh Housing valuations: no bubble apparent , pp 112-23 Kathleen Stephansen and Maxine Koster Does market transparency matter? A case study , pp 113-144 Antonio Scalia and Valerio Vacca The globalisation of inflation: a view from the cross section , pp 113-118 Raphael Anton Auer and Philip Ulrich Sauré The Philippine banking industry: competition, consolidation and systemic stability , pp 113-117 Alberto Reyes Monetary policy, fiscal policy and public debt management , pp 113-117 People's Bank of China Analysis of credit spread in Japan's corporate bond market , pp 113-146 Masazumi Hattori , Koji Koyama and Tatsuya Yonetani Brazil and the 2008 panic , pp 113-120 Mario Mesquita and Mario Toros Financial market innovation in Australia: implications for the conduct of monetary policy , pp 114-125 John Broadbent Foreign exchange intervention in Argentina: motives, techniques and implications , pp 114-18 Claudio Irigoyen The corporate bond market in Malaysia , pp 114-28 Muhammad bin Ibrahim and Adrian Wong Labour markets in newly integrating economies such as India and China: are they different? , pp 115-128 Suresh D Tendulkar Terms of trade, commodity prices and inflation dynamics in Chile , pp 115-128 Jorge Desormeaux , Pablo García Silva and Claudio Soto Developments in the Hungarian debt markets , pp 115-116 György Sándor A common currency area for the Gulf region , pp 116-120 Muhammad Al-Jasser and Abdulrahman Al-Hamidy Issues and challenges in the development of the debt market in India , pp 117-126 Y V Reddy Liberalisation and management of the private non-bank corporate capital account: the Philippine experience , pp 117-122 Celia M Gonzalez Consumer credit in the Philippines , pp 117-123 Winecito L Tan Structural changes in the Polish banking industry - three dimensions of consolidation processes in an emerging economy , pp 118-122 Ryszard Kokoszczyński Provision of FX hedge by the public sector: the Brazilian experience , pp 119-26 Afonso Bevilaqua and Rodrigo Azevedo Summary of the discussion , pp 119-121 Mankal Shankar Sriram and Vaibhav Chaturvedi Macroeconomic effects of structural fiscal policy changes in Colombia , pp 119-160 Hernando Vargas , Andrés Gonzalez and Ignacio Lozano Inflation and financial globalisation , pp 119-128 Michael B. Devereux Monetary policy and the natural rate of interest , pp 119-134 Matthew Canzoneri , Robert E. Cumby and Behzad T. Diba Macroprudential policy framework , pp 120-123 Hoo-Kyu Rhu Concrete steps towards the establishment of a monetary union for the Gulf Cooperation Council countries , pp 120-121 Mohammed Ali Bin Zayed Al Falasi Regional financial cooperation in Asia: challenges and path to development , pp 120-135 Bank for International Settlements Financial implications of capital outflows in Chile: 1998–2008 , pp 121-142 Jorge Desormeaux , Karol Fernández-Delgado and Pablo García Silva The evolution of credit in Chile , pp 121-130 Kevin N. Cowan and Manuel Marfan Botswana's exchange rate policy , pp 122-127 Kealeboga Masalila and Oduetse Motshidisi Fiscal issues and central bank policy in the Czech Republic , pp 122-130 Ivan Matalik and Michal Slavík Implications of recent changes in banking for the conduct of monetary policy , pp 123-51 David Archer Session III: Introductory remarks , pp 123-124 John Lipsky Operationalising capital account liberalisation: the Indian experience , pp 123-140 Gopalaraman Padmanabhan The Russian banking sector in 2000 , pp 123-127 Vladimir Goryunov China's exchange rate and monetary policies , pp 123-128 Wang Xiaoyi Macroprudential policy framework , pp 124-128 Christine M Cumming Challenges to China’s monetary policy , pp 124-27 People’s Bank of China Household indebtedness in Sweden and implications for financial stability – the use of household-level data , pp 124-135 Mattias Persson Real estate indicators in Hong Kong SAR , pp 124-38 Kelvin Fan and Wensheng Peng Electronic trading in Hong Kong and its impact on market functioning , pp 124-137 Guorong Jiang , Nancy Tang and Eve Law Macroprudential policies in EMEs: theory and practice , pp 125-139 Philip Turner Developing financial markets and operating monetary policy in Asia , pp 126-141 Robert Neil McCauley Flexible exchange rate regime and forex intervention , pp 127-38 Jose De Gregorio and Andrea Tokman R The importance of a well developed bond market - an Israeli perspective , pp 127-129 Meir Sokoler The bank lending channel in Chile , pp 128-45 Rodrigo Alfaro , Carlos J. García , Alejandro Jara and Helmut Franken
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