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Spanish experience in the use of data generated by the private sector with an application to estimation of tourism data: Javier Alvarez and Maria Velasco
Special purpose entities: a visit outside of the common set of residency and economic ownership: Péter Bánhegyi
Spot the flaw – using power BI for quality control: an application to non-financial corporations' data: José Alexandre Neves, Tiago Pinho Pereira and Ana Bárbara Pinto
Squaring the circle - providing annual account information for research in Germany: Ulf von Kalckreuth
Stacking machine learning models for anomaly detection: comparing AnaCredit to other banking data sets: Davide Nicola Continanza, Andrea del Monaco, Marco di Lucido, Daniele Figoli, Pasquale Maddaloni, Filippo Quarta and Giuseppe Turturiello
Standardised approach in developing economic indicators using internet searching applications: Paphatsorn Sawaengsuksant
Standardised granular credit and credit risk data: Violetta Damia and Jean-Marc Israël
StatFlix: a Banco de Portugal original series: Mafalda Sousa Trincão
Statistical data dissemination in the Czech National Bank , pp 331-335: Petr Vojtisek and Martin Kacer
Statistical data needs on sustainable finance for central banks: Sabbah Gueddoudj
Statistical Disclosure Control (SDC) for results derived from combined confidential microdata: Jannick Blaschke, Christian Hirsch and Robin Kollmann
Statistical Governance and FDI in emerging economies - the role of official statistics, with a particular focus on Sub-Saharan Africa: Ulf von Kalckreuth
Statistical implications of evolving monetary policy: the case of Indonesia: Hendy Sulistiowaty and Widi Agustin Srihanoki
Statistical implications of the new financial landscape - Overview: Bruno Tissot and Burcu Tunç
Statistical issues and activities in a changing environment: improvements in the commodity price input used for the ECB’s analysis of HICP food prices , pp 228-238: Andrew Kanutin
Statistical matching for anomaly detection in insurance assets granular reporting: Vittoria La Serra and Emiliano Svezia
Statistical measurement, standards and definitional issues: towards data converence? , pp 159-162: Rashad Cassim
Statistical needs emanating from the financial crisis in the ECB's initiatives for more comprehensive financial statistics , pp 377-381: Steven Keuning
Statistical reporting and macroprudential analysis: Banco de Portugal experience: Pedro Neves
Statistical revision - a European perspective , pp 219-226: Gabriel Quiros, Julia Catz, Wim Haine and Nuno Silva
Statistical thinking & methodology: pillars for quality in the big data era: Pedro Luis do Nascimento Silva
Statistical work on shadow banking: development of new datasets and indicators for shadow banking: Anna Maria Agresti and Rok Brence
Statistician: A sexy job? Yes we can: Jacques Fournier
Statistics on securities issuance and holdings , pp 89-101: Branimir Gruic and Paul Van den Bergh
Statistics: the case for institutional cooperation , pp 253-256: Manuel Sebastiao and Joao Cadete de Matos
Stock of non-resident owned dwellings in Spain: Esther Martín, Elena Nieto and Gregorio Portillo
Stress testing the Czech household sector using microdata - practical applications in the policy-making process: Simona Malovana, Michal Hlaváček and Kamil Galuscak
Stress testing with incomplete data: a practical guide , pp 344-355: Stacia Howard
Summary and conclusions of session on "Micro-databases Integration and Business Intelligence" , pp 132-134: Miguel de Castro Neto
Summary of session on "Links between Micro and Macro Data I" , pp 158-159: Aurel Schubert
Summary of the parallel sessions (A-F) and the panel discussion , pp 123-131: Enrico D'Onofrio, Jesmond Pulé, Timur Hulagu, Jean-Marc Israël, Jacques Fournier, Gregor Bajtay and Katherine Hennings
Superstar firms, intangibles, and productivity mismeasurement: evidence from firm-to-firm transactions: Gert Bijnens, Joep Konings and Aaron Putseys
Supervised machine learning for estimating the institutional sectors of legal entities on a large scale: Francesca Benevolo, Thomas Gottron, Ilaria Febbo and Nicolò Pegoraro
Supervisory letter writing app: expediting letter drafting and ensuring tone consistency: Joshua Tan, Chi Ken Shum and Mohd Akmal Amri
Survey data on Austrian households' financial wealth: main findings and challenges , pp 111-128: Christian Beer, Peter Mooslechner, Martin Schürz and Karin Wagner
Surveys as an important source of information for External Sector Statistics in Central Banks: the case of Armenia: Diana Afyan
Surveys as leading information to support central bank policy formulation: the case of Indonesia: Gantiah Wuryandani and Indri Mardiani
Swedish households' indebtedness and ability to pay: a household level study , pp 234-248: Martin W Johansson and Mattias Persson
Swimming in the data lake: an application to NielsenIQ Homescan: Minnie H Cui, Gene (Fa Gui) Jiang and Botlhale Mosweu
Systemic risk, interbank market contagion, and the lender of last resort function: Marcin Jerzy Michalski, Michael Bowe and Olga Kolokolova
Taking account of short positions in international portfolio investment statistics , pp 142-153: Leon Taub
Tax planning may have contributed to high indebtedness among Swedish companies , pp 377-386: Gunnar Blomberg, Jyry Hokkanen and Sofia Kåhre
Territorial activity in Chile, by macrozone and economic activity: Pablo Garcia Silva
Text data analysis using Latent Dirichlet Allocation: an application to FOMC transcripts: Hector Carcel
Thailand's household sector balance sheet dynamics: evidence from microeconomic and macroeconomic data , pp 91-100: Kiatipong Ariyapruchya
The advances measurement approach for banks , pp 141-149: Jan Lubbe and Flippie Snyman
The advantages of data sharing: the use of mirror data and administrative data to improve the estimation of household assets/liabilities: Daniel Sánchez
The advantages of random sampling versus cutting-of-the-tail: the application of a stratified sample design for the collection of data on special financial institutions in the Netherlands: Raymond Chaudron and Krit Carlier
The allocation of cash flow by Spanish firms: new evidence on the impact of financial frictions: Martin Farias
The analytical contribution of external statistics: addressing the challenges: Philip R. Lane