Financial and Economic Review

2014 - 2025

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Volume 21, issue 4, 2022

Monetary Policy and Green Transition pp. 7-28

Pál Kolozsi, Balazs Istvan Horvath, Judit Csutine-Baranyai and Veronika Tengely

Impact of Energy Rating on House Prices and Lending Rates pp. 29-56

Gabor Hajnal, Alexandr Maxim Palicz and Sandor Winkler

Climate Stress Test: The Impact of Carbon Price Shock on the Probability of Default in the Hungarian Banking System pp. 57-82

Balint Vargedo

Carbon Intensity of Banks' Loan Portfolio - A Good Basis for Comparison in Case of Low-Income Countries? pp. 83-102

Gabor Szigel

Sustainable Investments in the Insurance Sector pp. 103-128

Viktoria Deak, Nikolett Toros-Barczel, Norbert Holczinger and Ferenc Szebeledi

Media Attention to Environmental Issues and ESG Investing pp. 129-149

Balazs J. Csillag, Marcell P. Granat and Gabor Neszveda

Regulatory and Market Trends for ESG Bonds and Funds, and Some of the Associated Risks of Sovereigns pp. 150-179

László Bokor

Green Bond Impact Report as an Essential Next Step in Market Development pp. 180-204

Gergely Manasses, Eva Paulik and Attila Tapaszti

Trends and Dilemmas in Green Financial Capacity Development pp. 205-216

Balazs Sarvari

Volume 21, issue 3, 2022

Analysis of the Repricing Practice of Newly Disbursed Housing Loans pp. 5-43

Gabor Hajnal and Csaba Lados

Effect of the Yield Level, the Inflation Environment and the Pandemic on the Lapse Rates of Life Insurances pp. 44-72

Laszlo Szepesvary

There and Back Again - Six Fiscal Tales from the Past Decades pp. 73-100

Gabor Kiss

The Effect of a Stronger Bargain Position on the Perfection and Completeness of a Contract pp. 101-121

Laszlo Csorba

The Rise of Central Bank Digital Currencies pp. 122-148

Janos Muller and Adam Kerenyi

Potential Advantages of Retail Central Bank Digital Currency pp. 149-158

Balazs Koczian

The Secret of Lasting Success - The Cases of Switzerland and Denmark pp. 159-172

Rafael Lipcsey Andersson and Szabolcs Szentmihalyi

Volume 21, issue 2, 2022

Time is Money: A Survey of the Social Cost of Payment Instruments pp. 5-36

Vivien Deak, Laszlo Kajdi, Istvan Nemecsko and Tamas Vegso

Does the Past Haunt Us No More? How Proximity to Foreign Currency Lending Experience Affects Trust in the Banking System and Financial Literacy pp. 37-65

Zita Fellner and Anna Marosi

Stability versus Volatility: Hungarian Experiences with the First Five Years of Solvency II Regarding Quantitative Elements pp. 66-93

Zsuzsanna Bartfai-Bora, Adam Huszarik and Norbert Holczinger

Evaluating Part-Time and Fixed-Term Employment Schemes by Employees Using the Example of a Financial Insurance Company pp. 94-124

Mate Voros, Zsofia Asvanyi and Diana Ivett Furesz

From University Student to Entrepreneur - Factors Influencing the Entrepreneurial Intentions of Business Development MSc Students pp. 125-151

Krisztofer Szabó, Marta Aranyossy and Dora Barczy

Growth or Development Trap pp. 152-174

Magdolna Csath

What Can Posterity Learn from Irving Fisher? pp. 175-187

Katalin Botos

A Shrimp between Fighting Whales: Lessons from the Economic Convergence of South Korea pp. 188-197

Gabor Kiss and Katalin Szoke

Volume 21, issue 1, 2022

Feeling the Heat: Mortgage Lending and Central Bank Options pp. 5-31

Eszter Baranyai and Adam Banai

Banking Sector Exposures to Climate Risks - Overview of Transition Risks in the Hungarian Corporate Loan Portfolio pp. 32-55

Renato Ritter

Credit Risk Modelling of Mortgage Loans in the Supervisory Stress Test of the Magyar Nemzeti Bank pp. 56-94

Andras Viktor Szabo

Transition of Hungarian Companies to IFRS-based Reporting in Relation to Indicators Used in Credit Approval pp. 95-112

Eleonora Tarpataki, Janka Filyo and Norbert Laszlo

Measuring the Climate Risk Exposure of Financial Assets - Methodological Challenges and Central Bank Practices pp. 113-140

Pál Kolozsi, Sandor Ladanyi and Andras Straubinger

Answering Causal Questions Using Observational Data - Achievements of the 2021 Nobel Laureates in Economics pp. 141-163

Zoltan Hermann, Hedvig Horvath and Attila Lindner

The Role of Data Assets in the Financial Sector pp. 164-173

Gabor Izsak, Alexandr Palicz, Katinka Szasz and Balazs Varga

Mounting Challenges and New Horizons for the Banking System pp. 174-183

Adam Nyikes, Istvan Papp and Peter Sajtos

Volume 20, issue 4, 2021

The Growing Importance of the Economic Role of the Corporate Bond Market pp. 5-37.

Attila Becsi, Gergely Bognar and Mate Loga

Climate Change in the Capital Markets: A Study of Actively Managed Green Bond Funds pp. 38-64.

Emilia Németh-Durkó and Anita Hegedus

Financial Exclusion in the Digital Payment Space pp. 65-85.

Marta Somogyvari

Issues Relating to the Creation of a Central Database to Support Statistical Property Valuations pp. 86-117.

Gabriella Grosz, Evelyn Herbert, Gabor Izsak and Katinka Szasz

Centripetal and Centrifugal Forces in the European Union pp. 118-129.

György Szapáry

Reflections on the Essay 'Thoughts on the Dilemma of When to Introduce the Euro in Hungary' by Peter Gottfried pp. 130-143.

Elemer Tertak

What Causes Inflation? - The Relationship between Central Bank Policies and Inflation pp. 144-156.

Andras Balogh

Successful Convergence in the Visegrad Region: the Example of Czechia pp. 157-169.

Zsolt Becsey, Jr. and Aron Mate

Situation and Financing Capacity of the Hungarian Insurance Market pp. 170-179.

Andras G. Szabo and Koppany Nagy

Volume 20, issue 3, 2021

Investors' Reactions to Extreme Events in the Hungarian Stock Market pp. 5-30

Klaudia Radoczy and Akos Toth-Pajor

A Snapshot of the Ownership Network of the Budapest Stock Exchange pp. 31-58

Marton Gosztonyi

Methodological Background of the New Motor Third-Party Liability Insurance Index of the Magyar Nemzeti Bank pp. 59-79

Gabriella Meresz, Norbert Holczinger and Koppany Nagy

Examination of Applicants for Home Purchase Subsidy for Families in Terms of Prior Commitment to Having Children and Extent of Property Acquisition, Based on the Data of a Credit Institution pp. 80-109

Kata Plochl and Csilla Obadovics

Thoughts on the Dilemma of When to Introduce the Euro in Hungary pp. 110-126

Peter Gottfried

What Happened in the Neighbour? The Past Decade of Romania's Economic Convergence pp. 127-137

Katalin Kis

The Role of Gold in the Digital Age pp. 138-146.

Adam Banai, Pál Kolozsi and Sandor Ladanyi

Volume 20, issue 2, 2021

Expected Impact of the Introduction of the Leverage Ratio at the Hungarian and EU Level pp. 5-32

Beata Kocsis and Laszlo Seregdi

Analysis of Retailer and Corporate Payment Habits in Hungary pp. 33-59

Vivien Deak, Laszlo Kajdi and Istvan Nemecsko

Procyclical Effects of IFRS 9 - Illustrated by a Simulation on the Hungarian Banking System pp. 60-90

Gabor Szigel

ESG Investing: The Use of ESG Ratings in a Smart Beta Strategy pp. 91-116

Balazs Stempler

How Does the Market Price Responsible and Sustainable Investments? pp. 117-147

Barnabas Timar

Bosnia and Herzegovina's Economic Prospects and Historical Background pp. 148-169

Laura Kromjak

Volume 20, issue 1, 2021

Experiences with the Introduction of a Payment Moratorium in Hungary pp. 5-42

Áron Drabancz, Gabriella Grosz, Alexandr Palicz and Balázs Varga

Corporate Credit Risk Modelling in the Supervisory Stress Test of the Magyar Nemzeti Bank pp. 43-73

Gergõ Horváth

Decentralized Finance - The Possibilities of a Blockchain "Money Lego" System pp. 74-102

Tamás Katona

Searching for a Way Out of the Labyrinth of Digital Financial Innovations - The Trap of Regulatory Challenges in the Digital Financial System pp. 103-126

János Müller and Ádám Kerényi

The Work of Milgrom and Wilson in the Theory and Practical Application of Auctions pp. 127-151

Péter Biró and Gyula Magyarkuti

The Role of the Compliance Function in the Financial Sector in the Age of Digitalisation, Artificial Intelligence and Robotisation pp. 152-170

Gábor József Harkácsi and László Péter Szegfû