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Part C: What level of financial resources do central banks need? , pp 43-63

Bank for International Settlements

Systemic capital requirements , pp 44-50

Lewis Webber and Matthew Willison

Pfandbrief-style products in Europe , pp 44-66

Orazio Mastroeni

How might EME central banks respond to the influence of global monetary factors? , pp 45-69

Blaise Gadanecz, Ken Miyajima and Jörg Urban

Pension systems in EMEs: implications for capital flows and financial markets , pp 45-69

Ramon Moreno and Marjorie Santos

Firm and household heterogeneity at the Central Bank of Chile , pp 45-62

Central Bank of Chile

Measuring corporate bond liquidity in emerging market economies: price- vs quantity-based measures , pp 45-62

Allaudeen Hameed, Jean Helwege, Ran Li and Frank Packer

E-CNY: main objectives, guiding principles and inclusion considerations , pp 45-48

The People's Bank of China

Cross-border spillovers from macroprudential policy in the euro area , pp 45-48

Luca Nocciola and Dawid Żochowski

Financial Sector Regulation and Implications for Growth , pp 45-84

Anand Sinha

Fast payments and banking: Costa Rica's SINPE Móvil , pp 45-60

Douglas Araujo, Carlos Cantú, Allan Chinchilla, Cecilia Franco, Jon Frost and Andrea Oconitrillo

The banking industry in Chile: competition, consolidation and systemic stability , pp 45-53

Antonio Ahumada and Jorge Marshall

The changing nature of the financial system: implications for resilience and long-term growth in emerging market economies , pp 45-61

Central Bank of Argentina

An overview of the Australian corporate bond market , pp 45-55

Ric Battellino and Mark Chambers

Reserve management in emerging market economies: trends and challenges , pp 45-55

Jochen Schanz

Latin America’s local currency bond markets: an overview , pp 46-64

Serge Jeanneau and Camilo Tovar

Financial stability objectives and arrangements - what's new? , pp 47-58

Serge Jeanneau

Some thoughts about the issuance of a retail CBDC in Colombia , pp 49-64

Hernando Vargas-Herrera

Investment-specific technological progress in the United Kingdom , pp 49-80

Hasan Bakhshi and Jens Larsen

Improving liquidity in government bond markets: what can be done? , pp 49-80

Madhusudan Mohanty

Impact of the crisis on local money and debt markets in emerging market economies , pp 49-72

Ramon Moreno and Agustin Villar

Impact of financial market developments on the monetary transmission mechanism , pp 49-99

Sukudhew Singh, Ahmad Razi, Norhana Endut and Helmi Ramlee

Diversifying market and default risk in high grade sovereign bond portfolios , pp 49-74

Myles Brennan, Adam Kobor and Vidhya Rustaman

Banking de-globalisation: a consequence of monetary and regulatory policies? , pp 49-56

Kristin Forbes, Dennis Reinhardt and Tomasz Wieladek

Macroprudential frameworks: communication , pp 49-56

Nikhil Patel

Sovereign debt: financial market over-reliance on credit rating agencies , pp 50-62

Donato Masciandaro

Comments on James Morley's paper , pp 51-54

Jun Il Kim

Comments on "Robots and labour: implications for inflation dynamics" , pp 51-53

Yong Sung Chang

From models to communications: strenghtening risk management in monetary policy at the Bank of Canada , pp 51-58

Gino Cateau, Don Coletti and Annie Portelance

Monetary policy framework and financial procyclicality: international evidence , pp 51-57

Kyungsoo Kim, Byoung-Ki Kim and Hail Park

Development of consumer credit in China , pp 51-57

Shen Bingxi and Yan Lijuan

Development of consumer credit in China , pp 51-57

Shen Bingxi and Yan Lijuan

Immigration: trends and macroeconomic implications , pp 51-63

Stephen Nickell

The effectiveness of loan-to-value ratio policy and its interaction with monetary policy in New Zealand: an empirical analysis using supervisory bank-level data , pp 51-62

Fang Yao and Bruce Lu

Keynes’s monetary theory of interest , pp 51-81

Geoff Tily

Central bank and government debt management: issues for monetary policy , pp 51-71

Andrew Filardo, Madhusudan Mohanty and Ramon Moreno

Some prudential issues , pp 52-63

Serge Jeanneau

Wages, productivity and "structural" inflation in emerging market economies , pp 53-75

Dubravko Mihaljek and Sweta Saxena

Discussion of Rasmus Fatum and James Yetman’s paper , pp 53-56

Hans Genberg

Trading system competition and market-maker competition , pp 53-60

Mark Wahrenburg

The entry of foreign banks into the Chinese banking sector , pp 54-55

Liu Tinghuan

20 years of central bank communications, and lessons for the future , pp 55-67

Tiff Macklem and Jill Vardy

Central bank views on foreign exchange intervention , pp 55-74

Madhusudan Mohanty and Bat-el Berger

Discussant remarks on Chan Lily, Ng Heng Tiong and Rishi Ramchand’s paper "A clustering analysis approach to examining Singapore’s property market" , pp 55-58

Sock-Yong Phang

Financial market development, monetary policy and financial stability in Brazil , pp 55-65

João Barata R.B. Barroso and Fernanda Nechio

The pass-through from short-horizon to long-horizon inflation expectations , pp 55-66

James Yetman

Intervention: what are the domestic consequences? , pp 56-81

Madhusudan Mohanty and Philip Turner

The banking industry in Colombia: competition, consolidation and systemic stability , pp 56-63

José Darìo Uribe

The development of China’s bond market , pp 56-60

Mu Huaipeng

External shocks, the exchange rate and macroprudential policy , pp 57-62

Philip Turner