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Mailbot – optimising the process of answering statistical queries: Daphne Aurouet, Nina Blatnik, Samo Boh, Andrea Colombo, Almir Delic, Jordi Gutiérrez, Gavril Petrov and Kristine Rikova
Making available data more useable: compilation and publication of break-adjusted (historical) time series: Ruben van der Helm and Jan Bartman
Making omelettes without new eggs: a story about a self-sufficient way of producing new statistics: Miguel Fonseca and Sónia Mota
Making real financial sustainability through formal and informal indicators assessment: María Lidón Lara Ortiz
Malaysia's experience in managing credit registers: integrating micro databases for macro analysis: Nur Fazila Mat Salleh
Malaysia's experience in managing the credit registers , pp 11-14: Rosnizam bin Saari
Malaysia's experience in using mirror data to complement external sector statistics: Choo Ching Yii, Zima Mazfahani Mazlan and Nurina Nasaruddin
Managing data: how to build the capacity needed: Philippe Gafishi
Managing the implementation of the SNA, BPM and related international standards in a national statistical office context , pp 3-10: Derick Cullen and Bernard Williams
Mapping the financial sector: microfinance and beyond: Scott Gaul
Market concentration in the euro area bond markets - An application with granular sectoral securities holdings statistics / Investor heterogeneity and international portfolio holdings: Estimating a gravity model with security-by-security data: Martijn Boermans and Robert Vermeulen
Market uncertainty and market instability , pp 430-435: Patrick Slovik
Matching firm‐level data sources at the Statistics Department of Banco de Portugal: Paula Casimiro, Ana Bárbara Pinto and Tiago Pinho Pereira
Materiality of ESG factors in financial markets and financial statistics: Patrick Slovik and Farah Azman
Measured wealth, real wealth and the illusion of saving , pp 1-11: William White
Measurement problems in household international remittances , pp 101-114: Kenneth Coates
Measures of financial inclusion - a central bank perspective: Bruno Tissot and Blaise Gadanecz
Measures of financial stability - a review , pp 365-380: Blaise Gadanecz and Kaushik Jayaram
Measures of sustainable finance in the international standards for macroeconomic statistics: Sarah Barahona
Measuring aggregate housing wealth: new insights from automated valuation models: Susan Hume McIntosh
Measuring and predicting household housing wealth , pp 252-263: Tor O. Berge, Katrine Godding Boye, Dag Henning Jacobsen, Kjersti-Gro Lindquist and Marita Skjaeveland
Measuring and Reporting Capital Flows: The Role of the New Statistical Standards and Data Initiatives: Manik Shresta
Measuring bank risk-taking behaviour: the risk-taking channel of monetary policy in Malaysia: Teh Tian Huey and Daniel Chin Shen Li
Measuring carry trade activity , pp 436-453: Stephanie Curcuru, Clara Vega and Jasper Hoek
Measuring consumer access to financial services in South Africa , pp 296-303: Penelope Anne Hawkins
Measuring consumer inflation expectations in Europe and examining their forward-lookingness , pp 155-201: Tomasz Łyziak
Measuring cross-border derivatives in the United States , pp 197-200: Thad Russell
Measuring cross-sectoral shifts in credit provisioning: an enhanced framework: Melle Bijlsma, Jan Kakes and Eric Klaaijsen
Measuring digital trade in bop – a supplementary estimate of private households’ digital purchases using internet data: Annette Meinusch and Benny Hessel
Measuring financial competences in a large-scale survey: the Spanish Survey of Financial Competences: Josep Amer, Olympia Bover, Laura Hospido and Ernesto Villanueva
Measuring financial inclusion from the demand side: Sabri Öncü
Measuring financial inclusion: a multidimensional index: Noelia Cámara and David Tuesta
Measuring financial literacy: the Malaysian case: Ooi See Eim
Measuring foreign direct investment carbon footprint: an experiment with micro data: Véronique Genre, Alice Magniez, David Nefzi and Francois Robin
Measuring German household debt: financial accounts data and disaggregated survey data as complementary statistics , pp 214-233: Nikolaus Bartzsch and Elmar Stöss
Measuring household debt vulnerability in the euro area: Katarzyna Bankowska, Pierre Lamarche, Guillaume Osier and Sebastien Perez-Duarte
Measuring household wealth in Switzerland , pp 232-238: Jürg Börlocher
Measuring interlinkages between non-financial firms, banks and institutional investors: How securities common identifiers can help?: Jose Maria Serena Garralda
Measuring macroprudential policy credibility using machine learning: Muhammad Abdul Jabbar, Nursidik Heru Praptono, Okiriza Wibisono and Alvin Andhika Zulen
Measuring market and consumer sentiment and confidence: Stephen Hansen
Measuring output and value of financial services (banking): the case of Indonesia , pp 107-115: Triono Widodo
Measuring payment system policy credibility using machine learning: Muhammad Abdul Jabbar, Okiriza Wibisono and Alvin Andhika Zulen
Measuring property prices: the experience of property markets in Hong Kong: Raymond Yuen
Measuring shadow banking in Ireland using granular data , pp 51-67: Brian Godfrey and Brian Golden
Measuring stakeholders’ expectation on central bank’s policy rate: Alvin Andhika Zulen and Okiriza Wibisono
Measuring stakeholders’ expectations for the central bank’s policy rate: Alvin Andhika Zulen and Okiriza Wibisono
Measuring text-based sentiments from monetary policy statements – a Malaysian case study using natural language processing: Eilyn Chong and Sui-Jade Ho
Measuring the commercial property prices in Italy:a first evidence from a transaction based approach , pp 270-282: Francesco Zollino
Measuring the development of French labelled funds and their contribution to sustainable financing of the economy: David Nefzi
Measuring the economic impact of private equity funds: the South African experience , pp 495-510: Barend de Beer and Zeph Nhleko