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The framework of big data: a microdata strategy: Robert Kirchner
The future of data collection & data management: Agile RegOps for digitalising the regulatory value chain: Daniel Muench, Maciej Piechocki, Eric Stiegeler, Johannes Turner and Martina Drvar
The geography of capital allocation in the euro area: Roland Beck, Antonio Coppola, Angus Lewis, Matteo Maggiori, Martin Schmitz and Jesse Schreger
The Global Financial Inclusion Index: Douglas Randall
The growing use of Central Balance Sheet Data Offices information in the wake of the Great Financial Crisis: Timur Hulagu and Bruno Tissot
The HIS (Holistic Inflation Surveillance) Framework: an analysis of inflation dynamics during periods of high cost-push inflation: Helmi Ramlee and Tan Jay Sern
The houehold survey and monetary policy in Indonesia , pp 313-323: Wijoyo Santoso and Aldrina Kusuma Sarie
The household sector in the integrated euro area accounts , pp 71-83: Andreas Hertkorn, Jung-Duk Lichtenberger and Pilar Velilla
The IMF balance sheet approach: towards from-whom-to-whom information on cross-border portfolio securities: Artak Harutyunyan and Carlos Sánchez Muñoz
The IMF's Financial Access Survey (FAS): Andre Mialou
The IMF's work on financial soundness indicators , pp 33-39: Armida San Jose, Russell Krueger and Phousnith Khay
The impact of central bank interventions non-performing loans under Covid-19 pandemic - The United Kingdom and Brazilian Study Case: Frederico Barros Diniz and Paulo Vieira Costa
The impact of macroprudential policies and their interaction with monetary policy: an empirical analysis using credit registry data: Leonardo Gambacorta and Andrés Murcia
The impact of market structure and the business cycle on bank profitability: does the SCP paradigm work? A case study in Poland prior to and during the financial crisis: Małgorzata Pawłowska
The impact of temperature and precipitation on wheat production in Türkiye: Saide Simin Bayraktar and Aslihan Atabek Demirhan
The impairment costs of traditional non-quantitative retail banking practices during residential real estate foreclosure sales and their effect on National, Central & Reserve bank(s) policy: Emmanuel Blonkowski and James N Nicol
The indebtedness of Portuguese SMEs and the impact of leverage on their performance: Ana Filipa Carvalho, Manuel Perestrello and Mário Lourenço
The influence of note financing on credit aggregates , pp 439-444: Guo Yongqiang
The information model at Bank of Portugal - using micro data to face challenges for central banks: João Cadete de Matos
The low-carbon transition, climate disclosure and firm credit risk: Sante Carbone, Margherita Giuzio, Sujit Kapadia, Johannes Sebastian Krämer, Ken Nyholm and Katia Vozian
The measurement of euro area property prices pitfalls and progress: Andrew Kanutin and Martin Eiglsperger
The measurement of financial services in the national accounts and the financial crisis , pp 350-357: Michael Davies
The more the merrier: enhancing traditional cross-border portfolio investment statistics using security-by-security information: Thorsten Radke, Antonio Rodríguez Caloca and Martin Schmitz
The NGFS (Network for Greening the Financial System) Progress Report on Bridging Data Gaps and beyond: Léa Grisey
The OeNB's experience cooperating with information providers on Austria's new balance of payments system , pp 377-381: Michael Pfeiffer and Patricia Walter
The Portuguese Central Credit Register as a key input to the analysis of financial stability … and beyond!: João Cadete de Matos and André Cardoso Dias
The Portuguese Central Credit Register: a powerful multipurpose tool, relevant for many central bank functions: João Cadete de Matos
The Portuguese experience in compiling PI statistics , pp 273-276: Paula Casimiro
The possibilities and limitations of derivatives statistics collected by central banks , pp 44-48: Winfried Rudek
The post-pandemic new normal for central bank statistics: Saira Jahangir-Abdoelrahman and Bruno Tissot
The pricing of carbon risk in syndicated loans: which risks are priced and why?: Torsten Ehlers, Frank Packer and Kathrin de Greiff
The process of formation of inflation expectations in an information economy , pp 104-127: Anna Loleyt and Ilya Gurov
The puzzle of forward-looking climate transition risk metrics: Ignacio Félez de Torres, Clara González and Elena Triebskorn
The recording of unfunded pensions of employees of Australian governments in government accounts and economic statistics , pp 229-232: Peter Harper
The regulation and supervision of banks' derivatives activities: existing practices, challenges, and preliminary proposals from data perspective , pp 65-69: Yuanfeng Hou
The relationship with providers - an essential factor in the quality of financial statitics in Russia , pp 363-367: Ekaterina Prokunina
The risk-taking channel of monetary policy in Macedonia: evidence from credit registry data: Mite Miteski, Ana Mitreska and Mihajlo Vaskov
The role and functions of the Alliance for Financial Inclusion: Sung-Ah Lee
The role of demand-side data - measuring financial inclusion from the perspective of users of financial services: Leora Klapper and Dorothe Singer
The role of governments in emission cuts: evidence from emerging and advanced economies: Canan Özkan and Zehra Çavuşoğlu Adıgüzel
The role of over-sampling of the wealthy in the survey of consumer finances , pp 403-408: Arthur B Kennickell
The role of oversight in collecting derivatives data , pp 70-79: Marc Hollanders
The role of payment systems and services in financial inclusion - the Latin American and Caribbean perspective: Raul Morales Resendiz
The savings of households in the national accounts , pp 45-57: Catherine Rigo
The secret ingredient of being relevant? Microdata. Making the move from ready-made to fresh statistics: Luís Teles Dias and Lígia Maria Nunes
The simple economics of climate change: Professor Christian Gollier
The situation of credit to agriculture & SME: Mao Qizheng
The SNB survey on loan quality: a qualitative survey in a quantitative "suit"? , pp 403-411: Hilmar Hoffmann
The statistical recording of implicit pension liabilities and its impact on household wealth and general government obligations , pp 241-251: Reimund Mink and Philipp Rother
The story told by debt indicators and the hidden truth , pp 351-365: Agnes Tardos