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The puzzle of forward-looking climate transition risk metrics: Ignacio Félez de Torres, Clara Gonzalez 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 information in shaping inflation expectations and perceptions: a survey experiment: Anahit Matinyan and Ardash Kilejian
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
The system of the presentations of the external sector statistics, strategy and the way of future development: Natalia Kupriianova and Nataliya Osiptsova
The Towards identification of gaps in data availability for maintaining financial stability – the case of Montenegro: Maja Ivanovic, Marijana Mitrovic-Mijatovic and Milena Vucinic
The treatment of financial derivatives in BPM6 , pp 31-42: Eduardo Valdivia-Velarde
The under-reporting of households' financial assets in Italy , pp 415-420: Leandro D'Aurizio, Ivan Faiella, Stefano Iezzi and Andrea Neri
The usage of surveys to overrun data gaps: Bank Indonesia's experience , pp 393-402: Hendy Sulistiowaty and Ari Nopianti
The use of accounting information to estimate indicators of customer and supplier payment periods: Merve Artman and Luis Ángel Maza
The use of AI for company data gathering Finding and monitoring fintechs in Germany and France: Elisabeth Devys and Ulf von Kalckreuth
The use of big data analytics and artificial intelligence in central banking – An overview: Okiriza Wibisono, Hidayah Dhini Ari, Anggraini Widjanarti, Alvin Andhika Zulen and Bruno Tissot
The use of Big Data in Central Bank of Armenia: Gagik Aghajanyan, Tigran Baghdasaryan and Gor Lazyan
The use of central bank databases for macroprudential analysis , pp 120-122: Laura Vajanne
The use of derivatives trade repository data: possibilities and challenges: Iman Lelyveld
The use of financial accounts for financial stability analysis: Márcio Mateus
The use of foreign exchange derivatives by exporters and importers: the Chilean experience: Faruk Miguel Liriano
The use of micro-data in the financial system information model of Banco de México , pp 153-157: Alejandro Gaytán González
The use of micro-data to develop remaining maturity data for debt securities and loans , pp 186-189: Kuniko Moriya
The use of micro-data to enhance the compilation and analysis of BoP statistics: the case of South Africa , pp 92-95: Stefaans Walters
The use of micro-level data from the Bank of Italy's survey of household income and wealth: a focus on household finance , pp 342-346: Claudia Biancotti and Giovanni D'Alessio
The use of payment transaction data for economic forecasts: Guerino Ardizzi, Giuseppe Bruno, Juri Marcucci, Roberto Iannaccone, Filippo Moauro, Alessandra Righi and Davide Zurlo
The use of payments data to improve monetary and financial analysis , pp 111-114: Filipa Lima
The use of sample surveys to support monetary and financial stability analysis: an overview of the central bank of Nigeria: Kufre J Bassey
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 go further: designing a common statistical literacy strategy for the ESCB: Laura Belli, Maria Carolina Campos, Ligia Maria Nunes and Matthias Rumpf
Together we make it better: How a multidisciplinary team unlocked the statistical communication function at the Banco de Portugal: Lígia Maria Nunes