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Measured wealth, real wealth and the illusion of saving , pp 1-11

William White

The financial crisis: what implications for new statistics? , pp 1-8

Claudio Borio

Overview of initiatives to promote convergence in the context of regional integration: an African perspective , pp 3-16

Kealeboga S Masalila

Derivatives markets, products and participants: an overview , pp 3-11

Michael Chiu

Total factor productivity in the G7 countries: a shorte note , pp 3-11

João Amador and Carlos Coimbra

Managing the implementation of the SNA, BPM and related international standards in a national statistical office context , pp 3-10

Derick Cullen and Bernard Williams

Overseas Filipino workers' (OFWs) remittances: compilation practices and future challenges , pp 3-9

Ruth C Gonzaga

Background paper from workshop on "Challenges to improve global comparison of securities statistics" , pp 3-30

Paul Van den Bergh

Using the balance sheet approach in surveillance: framework, data sources, and data availability , pp 7-44

Johan Mathisen and Anthony Pellechio

Financial innovations and developments in housing finance in Mexico , pp 7-34

Jazmin Carballo-Huerta and Juan Pedro Gonzalez-Ibarra

Remittances in the balance of payments framework: current problems and forthcoming improvements , pp 10-23

Jens Reinke

Progress on the implementation programmes for the 2008 System of National Accounts (SNA 08) and the Balance of Payments and International Investment Poistion Manual, sixth edition (BPM6) , pp 11-17

Ivo Havinga, Ralph Koziow and Paul Schreyer

Enhancing information on financial stability , pp 11-17

Adelheid Burgi-Schmelz, Alfredo Leone, Robert Heath and Andrew Kitili

Derivative market: the experience of Chile , pp 12-19

Luis Anibal Opazo

GCC monetary union , pp 17-51

Ahmed AlKholifey and Ali Alreshan

Implementation of the 2008 SNA and BPM6 in the area of financial accounts , pp 18-37

Reimund Mink

Enhancements to ECB statistics for financial stability analysis , pp 18-27

Anna Maria Agresti, Stefano Borgioli and Paolo Poloni

The domestic financial position of the household sector in Mexico , pp 19-39

Alfonso H Guerra de Luna and Jessica Serrano Bandala

Development and utilisation of financial derivatives in China , pp 20-28

Jinan Yan

A comparison of ECB and IMF indicators for macro-prudential analysis of the financial sector , pp 24-32

Anna Maria Agresti, Patrizia Baudino and Paolo Poloni

Workers' remittances in the Spanish Balance of Payments , pp 24-53

Eduardo Rodriguez Tenes

Data gaps in the UK financial sector: some lessons learned from the recent crisis , pp 28-44

Gareth Murphy and Robert Westwood

The treatment of financial derivatives in BPM6 , pp 31-42

Eduardo Valdivia-Velarde

Data requirements for monitoring financial stability in emerging market economies , pp 33-38

Hermann Remsperger and Bernd Braasch

The IMF's work on financial soundness indicators , pp 33-39

Armida San Jose, Russell Krueger and Phousnith Khay

Compilation and analysis of data on securitised public debt in Kenya , pp 35-43

Isaya Maana

Discussant comments on session IPM17: Implementing the 1993 System of National Accounts , pp 38-39

Henk Lub

Bank liquidity and financial stability , pp 40-47

Natacha Valla, Beatrice Saes-Escorbiac and Muriel Tiesset

Financial margins in Norwegian households - An analysis of micro data for the period 1987-2003 , pp 40-51

Bjorn H Vatne

Overview of sources for compiling securities issuance statistics , pp 41-46

Erich Hille and Günther Sedlacek

Chairman summary of session IPM 67: Models of modern data and metadata systems , pp 43-44

Steven Jan Keuning

The BIS framework for monitoring financial derivatives , pp 43-53

Karsten von Kleist

The possibilities and limitations of derivatives statistics collected by central banks , pp 44-48

Winfried Rudek

The savings of households in the national accounts , pp 45-57

Catherine Rigo

Innovative technologies for statistical production: experiences of Statistics South Africa , pp 45-56

Matile Malimabe and Ashwell Jenneker

Data sources for the compilation of the Norwegian securities statistics , pp 47-52

Ole Petter Rygvold

Banking system soundness during the financial crisis , pp 47-51

Sally M Davies

Bank failure prediction: a two-step survival time approach , pp 48-73

Michael Halling and Evelyn Hayden

Credit information in Thailand , pp 49-57

Davina Kunvipusilkul

Household debt, interest rates and insolvencies in South Africa , pp 52-61

Johan van den Heever

Improving the quality and flexibility of data collection from financial institutions , pp 52-59

Milan Nejman, Otakar Cejnar and Patrick Slovik

Regional integration: the ASEAN vision in 2020 , pp 52-58

Rosabel B Guerrero

Commercial data sources , pp 53-55

Philip Papaelias

Cross-border derivatives statistics in France: the use of accounting data , pp 54-61

Alain Christophory

Monitoring of securities held by financial institutions: merging statistical and supervisory demands , pp 56-61

Vlastimil Vojacek

A model data producer: the importance of sound metadata management - Botswana's case , pp 57-64

Sabata Legwaila

Integration of new financial developments into the new worldwide statistical standards , pp 58-78

Reimund Mink

Household saving and wealth accumulation in the U.S , pp 58-70

Charles Steindel

Harmonization of MERCOSUR statistics , pp 59-82

Ivana Termansen

Implementation of International Financial Reporting Standards for nonfinancial companies and their impact on financial stability monitoring at the Central Bank of Chile , pp 60-78

Isabel Scheuch and Mariela Iturriaga