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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
Tailoring small language models for enterprise use cases: Julien Simon
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
The Banco de España's Central Balance Sheet Data Office Database: a regional perspective: Alejandro Fernández Cerezo, Borja Fernández Rosillo San Isidro and Natividad Pérez Martín
The Bank of France datalake: Renaud Lacroix
The Banque de France experience: Jacques Fournier
The Belgian shadow banking sector with a focus on other financial intermediaries (OFIs): Martine Druant and Steven Cappoen
The benefits of using large high frequency financial datasets for empirical analyses: Two applied cases: Massimo Ferrari Minesso and Kristyna Ters
The BIS Data Portal project - Delivering the next generation platform for BIS statistics: Edward Lambe and Taejin Park
The BIS framework for monitoring financial derivatives , pp 43-53: Karsten von Kleist
The BIS Global liquidity indicators: Patrick McGuire and Vladyslav Sushko
The Bulgarian National Bank's experience with loan-by-loan data collection for the compilation of external statistics , pp 103-107: Emil Dimitrov
The Bundesbank's House of Micro Data: Standardization as a success factor enabling data-sharing for analytical and research purposes: Patricia Staab
The Bundesbank's Research Data and Service Centre (RDSC) - Gateway to treasures of micro data on the German Financial System: Stefan Bender and Patricia Staab
The Bundesbank's Sustainable Finance Data Hub: Maurice Fehr, Christine Schlitzer and Elena Triebskorn
The carbon content of Italian loans: Ivan Faiella and Luciano Lavecchia
The Central Bank of Armenia's project of a credit registry , pp 15-17: Liana Kirakosyan
The Centralised Securities Database (CSDB) - Standardised micro data for financial stability purposes: Asier Cornejo Pérez and Javier Huerga
The challenge of disseminating European statistics: the Eurostat experience , pp 327-330: Pedro Diaz Munoz
The Chilean experience of a universal access debit card: Erika Arraño and Juan Pablo Cova
The climate data iceberg - a depth of information to integrate: Hendrik Christian Doll, Emily Kormanyos, Susanne Walter and Gabriela Alves Werb
The compilation and analysis of Chinese government balance sheet: Guihuan Zheng and Yue Dan
The compilation of goods for processing and merchanting under BPM6 in Korea: Seung Hwan Park
The construction of long time series on credit to the private and public sector: Christian Dembiermont
The current crisis and macroeconomic statistics: statistical initiatives and challenges at the Central Bank of Nigeria , pp 454-463: Muhammad A Bamanga
The Czech National Bank's approach to security-by-security data collection and compilation , pp 28-30: Milan Nejman
The data analytics lab – from innovation to products: Mona Amer, Hiren Jani and Mathieu Le Cam
The development and compilation of macro prudential data – the European perspective: Stefano Borgioli, Graziella Morandi and Joao Veiga
The development of databases linking micro and macro data - an Australian perspective: Gianni La Cava
The development of securitisation statisitcs in Ireland , pp 627-637: Clive A Jackson
The difficulties attached to the collection of information on households' holdings of securities: third-party reporting , pp 199-204: Carlos Sanchez Munoz and Jean-Marc Israel
The distribution and dispersion of debt burden ratios among households in Poland and its implications for financial stability , pp 62-74: Slawomir Zajaczkowski and Dawid Żochowski
The distribution of assets, debt and income among Chilean households , pp 172-201: Paulo Cox, Eric Parrado and Jaime Ruiz-Tangle V
The domestic financial position of the household sector in Mexico , pp 19-39: Alfonso H Guerra de Luna and Jessica Serrano Bandala
the ECB Statistical Data Warehouse: improving data accessibility for all users , pp 313-317: Gerard Salou
The effect of pandemic on Central Bank of Türkiye real sector database and post-pandemic adjustments: Merve Artman, İsmail Onur Yılmaz, Fatih Yalçın Mete and Mustafa Tanyer