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Micro-data - the Austrian concept with more granularity as a lesson learned from the financial crises , pp 168-170: Johannes Turner, Erich Hille and Günther Sedlacek
Micro-data as a necessary infrastructure - standardisation of reference data on instruments and entities as a starting point: need for a Reference Data Utility , pp 334-347: Francis Gross
Micro-data based BoP data quality management , pp 88-91: Zsuzsanna Fekete and Péter Bánhegyi
Micro-databases on securities statistics as a key issue for satisfying user needs , pp 36-41: Luís Teles Dias
Microdata base for sustainability indicators (ESG) developed at the Banco de España: Borja Fernández Rosillo San Isidro
Microdata dissemination in Bank of Italy: now and tomorrow: Angela Gattulli
Microdata utility: data loading with automated data parsing and data structure creation: Marcus Jellinghaus
Mining individual securities databases for analytical purposes: the example of the BIS international debt securities statistics , pp 177-181: Denis Petre
Missing assets: exploring the source of data gaps in global cross-border holdings of portfolio equity?: Gian Maria Milesi-Ferretti
Missing values imputation for Central Balance Sheets Data Office (CSBO) accounting data: Iker González Crespo and Pablo Jiménez Segovia
Modern computing platforms as key technology for central banks, financial supervisors, and regulators: John Ashley and Jochen Papenbrock
Modern informational technologies for data analysis: from business analytics to data visualization: Anna Drozdova
Monetary economics and communication: new data, new tools,new and old questions: Michael McMahon
Monetary statistics: integraion of revisions in the "System of National Accounts 2008" , pp 467-472: Randall Merris
Money, financial investment and financing , pp 156-168: Reimund Mink
Monitoring at scale: Enrico Apicella, Marco D'Errico, Pedro Marques, Antonio Ciullo and Caroline Übelhör
Monitoring business cycles in Lebanon: Is economic growth cyclical? Is economic growth cyclical?: Sana Souaid Jad
Monitoring of securities held by financial institutions: merging statistical and supervisory demands , pp 56-61: Vlastimil Vojacek
Monitoring shadow banking and its challenges: the Malaysian experience , pp 99-122: Muhamad Amar Mohd Farid
Monitoring universe of non-bank financial intermediation (MUNFI): The experience of Bank of Portugal: Pedro Miguel Alves
More insight into Dutch mortgage debt data: Eva Hagendoorn and Tim Hersevoort
Moroccan micro, small and medium-sized enterprises observatory (MSMEO): Jilali Rahali
Motivation , pp 5-6: João Cadete de Matos
Multichannel contagion vs stabilisation in multiple interconnected financial markets: Antoaneta Serguieva and David Bholat
Narrative monetary policy uncertainty: Charles Martineau, Zissis Poulos, Yuntao Wu, Cameron Thompson, Jun Yuan and John Hull
National financial inclusion strategies and measurement framework: Zarina Abd Rahman
Nationality vs residency approach: measuring the impact of MNEs production structure on corporate financial statement statistics: Klaus Gerstner, Susanne Walter, Javier Gonzalez, Santiago Fernández de Lis, Maria Garcia Riego, Florian Resch, Stefan Kischner, Alexandre Neves and Diogo Silva
Natural language processing for risk management: Bijan Sahamie
Need for new satellite accounts in international accounts statistics: Mher Barseghyan
Network analysis using EMIR credit default swap data: micro-level evidence from Irish-domiciled special purpose vehicles (SPVs): Kitty Moloney, Oisin Kenny and Neill Killeen
New and timely statistical indicators on government debt securities: Dagmar Hartwig Lojsch, Asier Cornejo Pérez and Jorge Diz Dias
New channels, new approaches, new data formats: Fernando Lemos
New data collection on SPVs in Ireland: findings and implications for the measurement of shadow banking: Dominick Barrett, Brian Golden and Eduardo Maqui
New developments in central bank statistics around the world - Introductory remarks: Alfonso Rosolia
New developments in official statistics – A central banking perspective after Covid-19: Alfonso Rosolia, Silke Stapel-Weber and Bruno Tissot
New electronic data delivery system of Central Bank of the Republic of Turkey: Adnan Eken, Aycan Ozek, Burcu Cakmak and Seyma Serdengecti
New hedonic quality adjustment method using sparse estimation: Sahoko Furuta and Yoshiyuki Kurachi
New information sources – some ethical considerations: Stephen Penneck
New information sources: coordination of NSS & data producers outside the NSS: Zachary Mwangi
New micro-data on household wealth in Denmark: perspectives for national accounts , pp 192-195: Martin Oksbjerg
New strategy of data sharing and data access in statistics: the view from Banco de Portugal: Ana R Gonçalves, Mário Lourenço, Daniel V Sousa and Thomas Verheij
News and banks' equities: do words have predictive power?: Valerio Astuti, Giuseppe Bruno, Sabina Marchetti and Juri Marcucci
Nominees, registries and settlement systems: gathering securities statistics for soundness and efficiency purposes , pp 260-270: Ian J Nield
Non-bank financial institutions in Morocco: development and implications for financial stability: Mohamed El Khaoua
Non-financial sector's foreign exchange risk: new project of foreign exchange position monitoring system in Turkey: Oya Gençay
Novel methodologies for data quality management Anomaly detection in the Portuguese central credit register: André Faria da Costa, Francisco Fonseca and Susana Maurício
Nowcasting and monitoring Israeli real economic activity: Tim Ginker and Tanya Suhoy
Nowcasting business and financial cycles using low- and high-frequency data: Alberto Americo, Frederik Hering and Rukmani Vaithianathan
Nowcasting economic activity with mobility data: Koji Takahashi, Kohei Matsumura, Yusuke Oh and Tomohiro Sugo
Nowcasting New Zealand GDP using machine learning algorithms: Adam Richardson, Thomas van Florenstein Mulder and Tugrul Vehbi