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Asset price movements and monetary policy in South Korea , pp 313-337: Ho Yeol Lim
The evolution of banking sectors in Central and Eastern Europe - the case of Pola , pp 313-324: Piotr Wiesiolek and Dobieslaw Tymoczko
Changes in the financing structure of the real economy in Poland - challenges for the banking sector , pp 313-25: Jerzy Pruski and Dawid Żochowski
Fiscal policy, public debt management and government bond markets: issues for central banks , pp 315-323: Lesetja Kganyago
Monetary policy in the post-crisis world: the perspective from Thailand , pp 315-318: Bank of Thailand
The impact of the global financial crisis on the Philippine financial system - an assessment , pp 317-342: Diwa C Guinigundo
The Bank of Russia's inflation challenge , pp 317-326: Central Bank of the Russian Federation
Note on the foreign exchange market operations of the South African Reserve Bank , pp 317-323: Daniel Mminele
Contagion and risk premia in the amplification of crisis: evidence from Asian names in the global CDS market , pp 318-339: Don H Kim, Mico Loretan and Eli Remolona
Capital flows in the post-global financial crisis era: implications for financial stability and monetary policy , pp 319-343: Mahir Binici and Mehmet Yorukoglu
Capital flows, exchange rates and financial conditions in emerging market economies in an evolving international monetary system , pp 320-326: Bank of Thailand
Macroprudential policies: A Singapore case study , pp 321-327: Monetary Authority of Singapore
Capital flows and financial assets in emerging markets: determinants, consequences and challenges for central banks: the Malaysian experience , pp 321-339: Ooi Sang Kuang
The international transmission of monetary policy - lessons learnt in South Africa , pp 321-331: South African Reserve Bank
Globalisation in a small open economy: the Singapore experience , pp 321-329: Edward Robinson
Aggregation bias and the repeat sales price index , pp 323-335: Anthony Pennington-Cross
Fiscal policy and its implication for central banks , pp 325-333: Suchada Kirakul
Foreign exchange policy and intervention under inflation targeting in Thailand , pp 325-333: Bank of Thailand
Changing patterns of financial intermediation: Implications for central bank policy , pp 325-332: Ksenia Yudaeva
Monetary policy and the measurement of inflation: prices, wages and expectations , pp 325-330: Abdulrahman Al-Hamidy
The unequal effects of global financial conditions on firms' expectations , pp 327-342: Central Bank of the Republic of Türkiye
Banking sector issues in Saudi Arabia , pp 327-35: Abdulrahman Al-Hamidy
Inflation mechanisms, expectations and monetary policy in Saudi Arabia , pp 327-333: Saudi Arabian Monetary Agency
A simplified credit risk model for supervisory purposes in emerging markets , pp 328-60: Javier Márquez Diez-Canedo
Macroprudential frameworks, implementation and relationships with other policies , pp 329-337: South African Reserve Bank
What central banks can learn about default risk from credit markets , pp 329-339: Ian Marsh
Credit growth, problem loans and credit risk provisioning in Spain , pp 331-353: Santiago Fernández de Lis, Jorge Martínez Pagés and Jesús Saurina
The Heterogeneity of Banks, Businesses and Households in the Monetary Policy Transmission Mechanism , pp 331-359: State Bank of Vietnam
How credit and its sectoral allocation contribute to long-term economic growth in Saudi Arabia , pp 331-343: Saudi Central Bank
Globalisation and deglobalisation , pp 331-343: South African Reserve Bank
Monetary policy and the measurement of inflation: prices, wages and expectations - a South African perspective , pp 331-345: South African Reserve Bank
Comments on Francis Braeckevelt’s paper “Infrastructure in the Asian bond markets: clearing, settlement and depository issues” , pp 333-334: Aaron Low
Changing patterns of financial intermediation: Implications for central bank policy , pp 333-336: Saudi Arabian Monetary Agency
The international transmission of monetary policy in recent years: Thailand's perspectives , pp 333-345: Don Nakornthab
Exchange rate pass-through implications for monetary policy: the Israeli case , pp 333-343: Zvi Eckstein and Yoav Soffer
The inflation process and expectations in Singapore , pp 335-343: Keen Meng Choy
Globalisation of the interaction between fiscal and monetary policy , pp 335-350: Mehmet Yorukoglu and Mustafa Kilinc
Alternative tools to manage capital flow volatility , pp 335-352: Koray Alper, Hakan Kara and Mehmet Yorukoglu
Bond market regulation and supervision in Asia , pp 335-352: Bernhard Eschweiler
Comments on session 'Aggregation issues', David Fenwick, Chair, with three papers , pp 336-339: Robert Shiller
Trends in financial intermediation: Implications for central bank policy , pp 337-346: Monetary Authority of Singapore
Fostering a sound and progressive financial sector , pp 337-45: The Monetary Authority of Singapore
Fear of floating or fear of inflation? The role of the exchange rate pass-through , pp 338-354: Armando Baqueiro, Alejandro Diaz de Leon and Alberto Torres
Macroprudential framework – the case of Thailand , pp 339-348: Bank of Thailand
The changing information content of market interest rates , pp 340-357: Vincent Reinhart and Brian Sack
Determinants of house prices in nine Asia-Pacific economies , pp 340-370: Eloisa T Glindro, Tientip Subhanij, Jessica Szeto and Haibin Zhu
Fair valuation of real estate , pp 340-351: Elvin Fernandez
The impact of international financial integration on Mexican financial markets , pp 341-361: Jose Sidaoui
Volatility in international financial markets: Implications for Viet Nam's monetary policy conduct , pp 343-351: State Bank of Vietnam
The international banking crisis and domestic financial intermediation: the experience of Poland , pp 343-346: Witold Kozinski