Proceedings of the IFC Workshop on "Challenges to improve global comparison of securities statistics", Washington DC, March 2008

Irving Fisher Committee

No 29 in IFC Bulletins from Bank for International Settlements

Date: 2009 Written 2009-01
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Chapters in this book:

Background paper from workshop on "Challenges to improve global comparison of securities statistics" , pp 3-30

Paul Van den Bergh

Data requirements for monitoring financial stability in emerging market economies , pp 33-38

Hermann Remsperger and Bernd Braasch

Overview of sources for compiling securities issuance statistics , pp 41-46

Erich Hille and Günther Sedlacek

Data sources for the compilation of the Norwegian securities statistics , pp 47-52

Ole Petter Rygvold

Commercial data sources , pp 53-55

Philip Papaelias

Monitoring of securities held by financial institutions: merging statistical and supervisory demands , pp 56-61

Vlastimil Vojacek

Debt securities statistics: the Bank of Thailand's experience , pp 65-69

Pusadee Ganjarerdee

The experience of the Bank of Mexico: compiling data on domestic debt securities , pp 70-84

Samuel Alfaro

Challenges in compiling Polish debt securities statistics , pp 85-94

Piotr Boguszewski, Jacek Kocerka and Marcin Sienicki

Framework for aggregate securities issues statistics in the euro area , pp 97-103

Alexander Cho and Cristina Abascal

Methodological questions regarding debt securities: residency of issuer, location of issue, residency of obligor , pp 104-107

Carol Bertaut

Aggregate debt securities statistics: classification by sector, currency, maturity and financial instrument , pp 108-113

Kerry Wood

Treatment of hybrid securities , pp 114-117

Kenneth Aberbach

Valuation of debt instruments , pp 118-130

Csaba Ilyes and Laszlo Lakatos

How to capture securitisation and structured debt instruments , pp 133-141

Raymond Chaudron

Taking account of short positions in international portfolio investment statistics , pp 142-153

Leon Taub

Holdings of securities by institutional sector , pp 157-167

Celestino Giron

Data on bilateral external positions, an insight into globalisation , pp 168-174

Lucie Laliberte and John Motala

Mining individual securities databases for analytical purposes: the example of the BIS international debt securities statistics , pp 177-181

Denis Petre

The use of security-by-security databases for portfolio investment statistics , pp 182-189

Joao Cadete de Matos, Paula Casimiro and Maria do Carmo Aguiar

Opaqueness to transparency: the Bank of Canada's financial data strategy , pp 190-206

Greg Haymes

Practical examples of policy relevant uses of security-by-security data , pp 207-211

Günther Sedlacek

Cooperation to improve European and national securities statistics , pp 215-220

Stefan Brunken

Improving the BIS debt securities statistics , pp 221-222

Paul Van den Bergh

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