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The use of securities holdings statistics (SHS) for designing new euro area financial integration indicators: Linda Rousová and Antonio Rodríguez Caloca
The use of security-by-security databases for portfolio investment statistics , pp 182-189: Joao Cadete de Matos, Paula Casimiro and Maria do Carmo Aguiar
The use of security-by-security databases to monitor the interest rate of private debt securities and to easure credit risk premium - the Portuguese case , pp 356-364: Joao Miguel Coelho
The use of surveys to measure sentiment and expected behaviour of key sectors in the economy: evidence from the business survey conducted by the Central Bank of Lebanon , pp 248-277: Sana Souaid Jad
The wealth and debt of Danish families , pp 465-495: Anders Møller Christensen, Asger Lau Andersen, Martin Oksbjerg, Nick Nielsen, Ri Kaarup and Sigrid Alexandra Koob
The weight of a Libra: are stablecoins a new challenge for external statistics compilers?: Alessandro Croce, Marco Langiulli and Giuseppina Marocchi
Thirty years of experience in database management: the BIS Data Bank , pp 308-312: Christian Dembiermont
Three targets for making statistics easier to understand: Mingfei Qiu
Time series outlier detection, a data-driven approach: Nicola Benatti and Alexis Maurin
Together we make it better: How a multidisciplinary team unlocked the statistical communication function at the Banco de Portugal: Lígia Maria Nunes
Total factor productivity in the G7 countries: a shorte note , pp 3-11: João Amador and Carlos Coimbra
Toward FATS and beyond: the case of Thailand , pp 488-502: Ornicha Tattawasart
Toward further improvement of the Flow of Funds Accounts , pp 515-525: Sayako Konno
Towards a better view of Dutch net foreign assets , pp 532-541: Gerrit van den Dool and Rini Hillebrand
Towards a global financial inclusion data infrastructure: Djibril M Mbengue
Towards a more comprehensive understanding of corporate leverage ratios: Nicolas Griesshaber
Tracking sustainable investment: who is financing who?: Francisco Conceição, Rafael Figueira and Pedro Silva
Tracking the economy during the Covid-19 pandemic: the contribution of high frequency indicators: Jerome Coffinet, Jean-Brieux Delbos, Jean-Noël Kien, Etienne Kintzler, Ariane Lestrade, Michel Mouliom, Théo Nicolas and Vojtech Kaiser
Trade collapse, data gaps and the impact of the financial crisis on official statistics , pp 480-487: Andreas Maurer, Hubert Escaith and Marc Auboin
Transaction and valuation effects on Germany's international investment position (IIP) - new statistical approaches and IIP trends: Ursula Schipper
Transition versus physical climate risk pricing in euro area financial markets: A text-based approach: Giovanna Bua, Daniel Kapp, Federico Ramella and Lavinia Rognone
Treatment of hybrid securities , pp 114-117: Kenneth Aberbach
Treatment of risk in the estimation of FISIM , pp 334-338: Satoru Hagino and Katsurako Sonoda
Trends in portfolio investment statistics - India , pp 268-272: Agam Prakash Gaur
Trends in the borrowing pattern of French households , pp 205-213: Emmanuel Gervais
Two is company, three’s a crowd: automated pairing and matching of two-sided reporting in EMIR derivatives’ data: Sebastien Perez-Duarte and Grzegorz Skrzypczynski
UAE Balance of payments: challenges and innovative compilation methods: Abubaker Al Sayari
Unbundling package tours: a Machine Learning application with the LASSO: Andrea Carboni, Claudio Doria and Alessandro Moro
Unconventional monetary policy - is there a call for unconventional statistics?: Filipa Lima and Sonia Mota
Understanding big data: fundamental concepts and framework: Paul Robinson
Understanding long-term mortgage arrears in Ireland: insights from macro and micro data: Jean Cassidy
Understanding money markets via surveys , pp 108-110: Peter Neudorfer
Understanding the presence of MNEs in Ireland as an end user: Jenny Osborne-Kinch, Caroline Mehigan and Maria Woods
Unique identifiers in micro-data management - the Centralised Securities Database (CSDB) experience: Asier Cornejo Pérez, Javier Huerga, Frank Mayerlen and JJohannes Micheler
Unit labour cost, wages and labour productivity in Canada: A bottom-up analysis: Joshua Brault, Maryam Haghighi, Masoud Nasari and Hashmat Khan
Unlocking the social media whereabouts in the age of central banks: Luís de Carvalho Campos
Unravelling household financial assets and demographic characteristics: a novel data perspective: Simone Arrigoni, Agustín Bénétrix, Tara McIndoe-Calder and Davide Romelli
Unsupervised outlier detection in official statistics: Nhan-Tam Nguyen
Unveiling the interconnectedness of banks in payment system: methodology, utilization, and data governance considerations: Renardi Ardiya Bimantoro, Irfan Sampe and Mohammad Khoyrul Hidayat
Update on the work of the International Network for Exchanging Experiences on Statistical Handling of Granular Data (INEXDA): Stefan Bender, Jannick Blaschke and Christian Hirsch
Updating BIS statistical processes to face the challenges of the data revolution: Edward Lambe
US banks' exposures to climate transition risks: Hyeyoon Jung, João Santos and Lee Seltzer
Use of AnaCredit granular data for macroprudential analysis: Orestes Collazo Brananova and Gibran Watfe
Use of consumer credit data for statistical purposes: Korean experience: Byong-ki Min
Use of credit registers to monitor financial stability risks: A cross-country application to sectoral risk: Patrick Van Roy, Gaia Barbic, Anne Koban and Charalampos Kouratzoglou
Use of financial accounts and sectoral balance sheets for enhancing macroeconomic analysis in the Russian Federation: Alieva Piruza
Use of financial accounts at the Central Bank of the Republic of Turkey: Cansu Gökçe Zeybek
Use of financial accounts in the context of the ECB needs for monetary policy and financial stability analysis: Celestino Girón
Use of micro-level data on mutual funds to better determine household savings in Japan’s financial accounts: Naoto Osawa
Use of tax micro-data for the compilation of the Chilean National Accounts , pp 165-167: Ivette Fernández