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Discussion of Charles Engel and Feng Zhu’s paper , pp 12-18

Michael Devereux

Developing corporate bond markets in Asia , pp 13-21

Jacob Gyntelberg, Guonan Ma and Eli Remolona

Some issues in measuring and tracking prices in emerging market exonomies , pp 13-51

Ramon Moreno

For the advent of a promising and sound Asian bond market , pp 13-15

Tae-Shin Kwon

Managing Capital Flow Volatility , pp 13-17

Eswar Prasad

A new perspective to finance and competition and challenges for financial institutions in the internet era , pp 13-25

Lihui Lin, Xianjun Geng and Andrew Whinston

Towards strong and stable capital markets in emerging market economies , pp 13-20

Liliana Rojas-Suarez

Recent trends in bond markets - The development of bond markets in emerging economies , pp 13-41

Dubravko Mihaljek, Michela Scatigna and Agustin Villar

Challenges for emerging market economies , pp 14-18

José Sidaoui

Capital account liberalisation in China: international perspectives , pp 14-18

André Icard

Credit growth and macroprudential policies: preliminary evidence on the firm level , pp 15-34

Meghana Ayyagari, Thorsten Beck and Maria Martinez Peria

Weathering financial crisis: domestic bond markets in EMEs , pp 15-34

Philip Turner

Inflation forecasts in Asia and the Pacific: performance, disagreement and spillovers , pp 15-30

Pierre Siklos

Opening remarks , pp 15-16

Zhou Xiaochuan

Government debt management and monetary policy in Britain since 1919 , pp 15-50

William Allen

Inflation targeting in hard times , pp 15-18

Guillermo Calvo

Palle Schelde Andersen: a practical economist , pp 15-26

Philip Turner

Financing trends in Latin America , pp 15-27

Myriam Quispe-Agnoli and Diego Vilan

Challenges for the design and conduct of macroprudential policy , pp 16-28

Stefan Ingves

Asian financial cooperation as seen from Europe , pp 16-18

Gunter D Baer

Payment technology complementarities and their consequences on the banking sector: evidence from Brazil's Pix , pp 17-43

Matheus C Sampaio and Jose Renato H Ornelas

Credit cycles and macroprudential policy framework in emerging countries , pp 17-25

Salih Fendoglu

Opening remarks , pp 17-20

Jaime Caruana

Banks and the changing nature of risks in Latin America and the Caribbean , pp 17-32

Camilo Tovar

Opening speech to "Household debt: implications for monetary policy and financial stability" , pp 17-18

Robert McCauley

Has globalisation reduced monetary policy independence? , pp 17-58

Madhusudan Mohanty and Michela Scatigna

Assessing the effects of housing policy measures on new lending in Australia , pp 17-30

Corrine Dobson

The global impact of risk-off shocks , pp 17-23

Ricardo Caballero and Gunes Kamber

Maintaining price and financial stability by monetary and macroprudential policy - evidence from Asia and the Pacific , pp 17-28

Soyoung Kim and Aaron Mehrotra

Developing the bond market(s) of East Asia: global, regional or national? , pp 19-39

Robert McCauley and Yung-Chul Park

Governance aspects of foreign exchange interventions , pp 19-39

Paul Moser-Boehm

Household debt in Australia , pp 19-30

Michael Davies

FX hedging and creditor rights , pp 19-36

Madhusudan Mohanty and Suresh Sundaresan

Managing foreign exchange reserves in the crisis and after , pp 19-47

Robert McCauley and Jean-François Rigaudy

Motivations for swap-covered foreign currency borrowing , pp 19-56

Anella Munro and Philip Wooldridge

Capital account management and its outlook in China , pp 19-24

Zhang Xiaopu

Welcome remarks , pp 19-24

Andrew Felton and Joseph B Nichols

Deleveraging, long-term finance and the G20 agenda , pp 19-24

Jean-Pierre Landau

Financial market development and financial stability , pp 19-38

Carlos Cantu Garcia and Michael Chui

Do good sovereigns default? Lessons of history , pp 19-25

Marc Flandreau

Part B: What financial resources do central banks have? , pp 19-42

Bank for International Settlements

Lessons on the "impossible trinity" , pp 19-21

Ramon Moreno

What drives inflation in advanced and emerging market economies? , pp 21-36

Gunes Kamber, Madhusudan Mohanty and James Morley

Central bank governance and financial stability: issues of potential relevance to Africa , pp 21-36

Serge Jeanneau

Inflation and labour markets: the view from Argentina , pp 21-34

Central Bank of Argentina

Monetary policy challenges over two decades: a view from Argentina , pp 21-39

Miguel Angel Pesce and German Feldman

Financial behaviour of Dutch households: analysis of the DNB Household Survey 2003 , pp 21-39

P J A van Els, Jan Willem End and Maarten van Rooij

The international financial crisis: timeline, impact and policy responses in Asia and the Pacific , pp 21-82

Andrew Filardo, Jason George, Mico Loretan, Guonan Ma, Anella Munro, Ilhyock Shim, Philip Wooldridge, James Yetman and Haibin Zhu

Central banks and the financial crisis , pp 21-25

Philip Turner

Overview , pp 21-27

Usha Thorat