Are post-crisis statistical initiatives completed?

Committee, Irving Fisher

Are post-crisis statistical initiatives completed?

Irving Fisher Committee

No 49 in IFC Bulletins from Bank for International Settlements

Date: 2019 Written 2019-01
ISBN: 978-92-9259-229-5
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Chapters in this book:

A machine learning approach to outlier detection and imputation of missing data: Nicola Benatti
A robust machine learning approach for credit risk analysis of large loan level datasets using deep learning and extreme gradient boosting: Anastasios Petropoulos, Vasilis Siakoulis, Evaggelos Stavroulakis and Aristotelis Klamargias
An insight into the derivatives trading of firms in the euro area: Nicola Benatti and Francesco Napolitano
An introduction to INEXDA’s metadata schema: Stefan Bender, Brigitte Hausstein and Christian Hirsch
Are post-crisis statistical initiatives completed?: Claudia Buch
Are the post-crisis statistical initiatives complete? – An overview: Evelyn Truong and Bruno Tissot
Bank of Korea consumer credit panel: a new statistical initiative for financial stability: Mira Kim
Building a multilayer macro-network for the Netherlands: A new way of looking at financial accounts and international investment position data: Melle Bijlsma, Malka de Castro Campos, Raymond Chaudron and David-Jan Jansen
Can media and text analytics provide insights into labour market conditions in China?: Jeannine Bailliu, Xinfen Han, Mark Kruger, Yu-Hsien Liu and Sri Thanabalasingam
Challenges for macro data on non-bank financial intermediaries: Anna Maria Agresti and Celestino Girón
Creating comprehensive data worlds using standardisation: Stephan Müller
Credit statistics as a tool for assessing the effectiveness of policies aimed at reducing credit cost: Marcia Fiorindo, Monica Une, Juliano Cavalheiro and Fernando Alberto Rocha
Cross-country bank-firm lending relationships: How can the Legal Entity Identifier help?: Jose Maria Serena Garralda
Data sharing under confidentiality: Erdem Başer, Timur Hulagu, Ersan Akyıldız, Adnan Bilgen, Murat Cenk, İrem Keskinkurt-Paksoy and A. Sevtap Selçuk-Kestel
Demystifying big data in official statistics – it’s not rocket science!: Jens Mehrhoff
Developing distributional household balance sheets: Ilja Kristian Kavonius and Juha Honkkila
Developments in the residential mortgage market in Germany – what can Google data tell us?: Simon Oehler
Disentangling the Supply and Demand Factors of Household Credit in Malaysia: Evidence from the Credit Register: Jiaming Soh
ECB data for analysis and decision-making: data governance and technology: Emily Witt and Jannick Blaschke
Enriching disclosures: The Bank Financial Strength Dashboard: Tobias Irrcher
Estimating a country’s currency circulation within a monetary union: André Cardoso Dias
Evaluation of the transmission of the monetary policy interest rate to the market interest rates considering agents expectations: Deicy Cristiano-Botia, Eliana Gonzalez-Molano and Carlos Huertas-Campos
Exchange rate effects in the international investment position – methods, tools and applications for Germany: Stephanus Arz, Stefan Hopp and Ulf von Kalckreuth
Globalisation and digitalisation: Peter van de Ven
Globalization and the geography of capital flows: Carol Bertaut, Beau Bressler and Stephanie E Curcuru
Going further than ITRS to draw up the French BOP: three tailor-made surveys: Cécile Golfier
How to identify “hidden securities assets” in the Balance of Payments: methods of Bank of France: Emmanuel Gervais and Pierre Bui Quang
Imputation for missing data through artificial intelligence: Byeungchun Kwon
INEXDA – The granular data network: Stefan Bender and Members of the INEXDA Network
International financial flows and the Eurosystem’s asset purchase programme: evidence from b.o.p and security by security data: Katharina Bergant and Martin Schmitz
Keeping track of MNEs through business group databases: The experience of Bank of Portugal: Ana Bárbara Pinto, José Alexandre Neves and Tiago Pinho Pereira
Liquidity in the JGB cash market: an evaluation from detailed transaction data: Toshiyuki Sakiyama and Shun Kobayashi
Looking through cross-border positions in investment funds: evidence from Italy: Valerio Della Corte, Stefano Federico and Alberto Felettigh
Macroprudential frameworks: experience, prospects and a way forward: Claudio Borio
Making available data more useable: compilation and publication of break-adjusted (historical) time series: Ruben van der Helm and Jan Bartman
Measuring stakeholders’ expectation on central bank’s policy rate: Alvin Andhika Zulen and Okiriza Wibisono
New electronic data delivery system of Central Bank of the Republic of Turkey: Adnan Eken, Aycan Ozek, Burcu Cakmak and Seyma Serdengecti
Opening remarks: Are post-crisis statistical initiatives completed? Taking stock: Agustin Carstens
Other financial corporations survey in Japan – compilation measures and recent features: Daiki Date, Keita Takemura and Haruko Kato
Privacy preserving set intersection: Giuseppe Bruno, Diana Nicoletti, Monica Scannapieco and Diego Zardetto
Profitability, equity capitalization and net worth at risk: update of the former ECCBSO Financial Statement Working Group paper with Spanish, Italian and Turkish data: Merve Artman
Real estate fund investment in post-crisis Ireland: Barra McCarthy
Reporting practices of Islamic financial institutions in the BIS locational banking statistics: Siew Koon Goh
Sharing and using financial micro-data: Alejandro Gaytán González, Manuel Sánchez Valadez and Mario Reyna Cerecero
Sharing of data reported by complex multinational enterprises: a cooperative approach between Deutsche Bundesbank and Bank of France: Tatiana Mosquera Yon and Jens Walter
The establishment of a central credit register at the Bank of Israel and its statistical disclosure control processes: Ariel Mantzura
The IMF balance sheet approach: towards from-whom-to-whom information on cross-border portfolio securities: Artak Harutyunyan and Carlos Sánchez Muñoz
The impact of macroprudential policies and their interaction with monetary policy: an empirical analysis using credit registry data: Leonardo Gambacorta and Andrés Murcia
The risk-taking channel of monetary policy in Macedonia: evidence from credit registry data: Mite Miteski, Ana Mitreska and Mihajlo Vaskov
Two is company, three’s a crowd: automated pairing and matching of two-sided reporting in EMIR derivatives’ data: Sebastien Perez-Duarte and Grzegorz Skrzypczynski
Uses of mirror data: examples from the BIS international banking statistics and other external statistics: João Falcão Silva and Swapan-Kumar Pradhan
Who holds banks’ debt securities? Statistical methods for allocation by holders: Meng He and Zuzana Filkova

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