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Summary of the discussion , pp 85-87: Anand Sinha
Annex 2: Components of selected distribution schemes , pp 85-87: Bank for International Settlements
Strategic complementarity and asymmetric price setting among firms , pp 85-97: Maiko Koga, Koichi Yoshino and Tomoya Sakata
Why is inflation so high and volatile in Brazil? A primer , pp 85-91: Tony Volpon
Think the unthinkable on US debt , pp 86-87: Robert Jenkins
The effects of bank consolidation on risk capital allocation and market liquidity , pp 86-109: Chris D'Souza and Alexandra Lai
Capital markets in Chile: from financial repression to financial deepening , pp 86-102: Rodrigo Cifuentes, Jorge Desormeaux and Claudio González
The monetary and macroprudential policy framework in Colombia in the last 30 years: lessons learnt and challenges for the future , pp 87-112: Leonardo Villar, Javier Gómez-Pineda, Andrés Murcia, Wilmar Cabrera and Hernando Vargas-Herrera
Annex: Alternative central bank policy instruments , pp 87-100: Dubravko Mihaljek and Agne Subelyte
International financial spillovers: policy responses and coordination , pp 87-94: Miguel Angel Pesce
Reserves management and FX intervention: Chile's experience , pp 87-97: Joaquín Vial
Macroeconomic and financial volatility and macroprudential policies in Chile , pp 87-98: Rodrigo Cifuentes, Sebastián Claro and Alejandro Jara
Technology and e-finance in Japan , pp 87-89: Motoshige Itoh
Local debt expansion and vulnerability reduction: an assessment for six crisis-prone countries , pp 88-109: Paloma Acevedo, Enrique Alberola and Carmen Broto
Development of Japan’s credit markets , pp 88-95: Hibiki Ichiue
The role of markets in sovereign debt crisis detection, prevention and resolution , pp 88-104: Hung Q Tran
Session II: Chair's initial remarks , pp 89-92: Stephany Griffith-Jones
Some trends and patterns of firm financing in Colombia , pp 89-118: Central Bank of Colombia
Capital flows, economic performance and economic policy: Argentina’s experience during the last decade , pp 89-101: Miguel Angel Pesce
Getting effective macroprudential policy on the road: eight propositions , pp 89-96: Dietrich Domanski and Tim Ng
Central bank digital currencies (CBDCs) in emerging market economies (EMEs) − India , pp 89-93: Reserve Bank of India
Reflections on the regulatory approach to e-finance , pp 90-97: María J Nieto
The influence of macroeconomic developments on Austrian banks: implications for banking supervision , pp 91-116: Markus Arpa, Irene Giulini, Andreas Ittner and Franz Pauer
International capital flows in Argentina , pp 91-97: Pedro Lacoste
The availability and usefulness of real estate data in eastern Asia - a user’s perspective , pp 91-111: Boaz Boon
Monetary policy with risk and uncertainty management in Peru , pp 91-120: Adrian Armas, Youel Rojas, Rafael Herrada and Nicolas Butron
Comments , pp 91-93: Christophe Chamley
Comments on Raphael Auer and Aaron Mehrotra's paper , pp 91-95: Toshitaka Sekine
Fiscal consolidation and macroeconomic challenges in Brazil , pp 91-102: Carlos Hamilton Araujo, Cyntia Azevedo and Silvio Costa
Too big to fail versus too small to be counted , pp 93-118: Mankal Sriram and Vaibhav Chaturvedi
The evolution of inflation in Chile since 2000 , pp 93-116: Alberto Naudon and Joaquín Vial
The euro and the yen as anchor currencies before and during the financial crisis - comments on Moss's paper "The euro: internationalised at birth" and Takagi's paper "Internationalising the yen, 1984-2003: unfinished agenda or mission impossible?" , pp 93-104: Robert McCauley
Banking industry consolidation in Korea , pp 93-101: Hyung-Gon Ro
Monetary policy and measures of inflation , pp 93-106: Miguel Angel Pesce
Comments on "Local currency bond returns in emerging market economies and the role of foreign investors" , pp 93-95: By Jie (Jay) Cao
Singapore’s policy of non-internationalisation of the Singapore dollar and the Asian dollar market , pp 93-98: Ong Chong Tee
Global slack as a determinant of US inflation , pp 93-98: Enrique Martinez-Garcia and Mark Wynne
Lending of last resort? A European perspective , pp 93-96: Francesco Papadia
The use and effectiveness of macroprudential policies , pp 95-102: Eugenio Cerutti, Stijn Claessens and Luc Laeven
What have central banks in EMEs learned about the international transmission of monetary policy in recent years? , pp 95-109: João Barroso, Emanuel W Kohlscheen and Eduardo J A Lima
Foreign exchange intervention in Colombia , pp 95-125: Hernando Vargas-Herrera, Andres Gonzalez and Diego Rodriguez Guzman
Credit card lending distress in Korea in 2003 , pp 95-106: Taesoo Kang and Guonan Ma
Credit conditions and the real economy: the elephant in the room , pp 95-101: John Muellbauer and David Williams
CBDCs in emerging market economies – a short note by Bank Indonesia , pp 95-98: Bank Indonesia
Comments on "Corporate leverage in emerging Asia" , pp 95-99: Dragon Yongjun Tang
Developing the corporate bond market: the Korean experience , pp 96-113: Myong-Jong Lee and Soo-Ho Kim
Responding to exchange rates in a globalised world , pp 97-117: Michael Devereux and James Yetman
Corporate bond use in Asia and the United States , pp 97-107: Greg Duffee and Peter Hördahl
Countercyclical tools: a comparative assessment , pp 97-106: Sang Chul Ryoo and Cheol Hong
The international banking crisis and its impact on Argentina , pp 97-111: Central Bank of Argentina