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Data Science in Central Banking: Enhancing the access to and sharing of data: Alessandra Perrazzelli
Data science in the context of international banking statistics: Jacob Ewertzh and John Svanäng
Data science opportunities with non-cash transactional payments: Per Nymand-Andersen
Data science: the role of statisticians: Elisabetta Carfagna
Data sharing under confidentiality: Erdem Başer, Timur Hulagu, Ersan Akyıldız, Adnan Bilgen, Murat Cenk, İrem Keskinkurt-Paksoy and A. Sevtap Selçuk-Kestel
Data sharing using a global data registry: on a place to discover global structured time series, macro and micro data: Nelson Matt and Glenn Philip Tice
Data sources for the compilation of the Norwegian securities statistics , pp 47-52: Ole Petter Rygvold
Data strategy within BIS Innovation 2025 program: Hiren Jani
Debt in Norwegian households within a life-cycle perspective: an analysis using household-level data: Kjersti-Gro Lindquist, Magdalena Riser, Haakon Solheim and Bjørn Helge Vatne
Debt securities statistics: the Bank of Thailand's experience , pp 65-69: Pusadee Ganjarerdee
Deep learning solutions for dynamic stochastic general equilibrium models: Mo Ashtari and Vladimir Skavysh
Deep vector autoregression for macroeconomic data: Marc Agustí, Ignacio Vidal-Quadras Costa and Patrick Altmeyer
Defining business transformation rules in a standardised format – a practical case: Daniela Arru and Giulia Oddone
Defining households' wealth in business , pp 264-283: Riccardo Bonci, Luigi Cannari, Grazia Marchese, Andrea Neri and Alexandros Karagrigoriou
Demystifying big data in official statistics – it’s not rocket science!: Jens Mehrhoff
Demystifying output gap pressure through surveys in a monetary analysis setting: an experimental perspective: Ashwin Madhou
Denoised least squars forecasting of GDP changes using indexes of consumer and business sentiment , pp 383-392: Antonis Michis
Derivative market: the experience of Chile , pp 12-19: Luis Opazo
Derivatives markets, products and participants: an overview , pp 3-11: Michael Chiu
Deriving household indebtedness indicators by linking micro and macro balance sheet data: Juha Honkkila and Ilja Kristian Kavonius
Designing and implementing a nationwide survey for the production of quarterly GDP series in Nigeria , pp 289-312: C M Okafor and S N Essien
Determinants of credit in the Polish banking sector before and after the GFC according to information from the NBP Senior Loan Officer Survey. Does supply or demand matter?: Zuzanna Wosko
Determinants of household saving and borrowing in Botswana , pp 284-296: Mediyamere O. Radipotsane
Determinants of the price of bitcoin: An analysis with machine learning and interpretability techniques: Jose Manuel Carbo Martinez and Sergio Gorjón Rivas
Determinants on firm survival in Chile: Evidence from cohort 2010 for the period 2011-15: Diana Lopez, Daymler O'Farrill, Josué Pérez and Beatriz Velasquez
Developing a database on securities holders. the case of Japan , pp 613-626: Yoshiko Sato and Satoru Hagino
Developing an extended and more agile external accounts program: Jennifer Withington
Developing data and information on israel's credit market , pp 638-642: Yair Haim
Developing database on securities holders information: the case of Japan , pp 102-110: Yoshiko Sato
Developing distributional household balance sheets: Ilja Kristian Kavonius and Juha Honkkila
Developing the statistical communication function at Danmarks Nationalbank: Rasmus Kofoed Mandsberg and Lars Risbjerg
Development and compilation of macroprudential indicators for financial stability and monetary policy in Nigeria: Sunday Nyong Essien and Sani Ibrahim Doguwa
Development and utilisation of financial derivatives in China , pp 20-28: Jinan Yan
Development of a Labor Market Intelligence System (LMIS) using big data: the Philippine case: Mary Grace Del Rosario
Development of derivatives statistics: challenges for the Bank of Japan , pp 80-85: Satoru Hagino
Development of housing finance and its impact on socio-economic uplift in the emerging economy in Bangladesh , pp 97-110: Khandaker Khalidur Rahman
Development of statistics for aggregate household debt service ratio in Korea: Jooyung Lee
Developments in the residential mortgage market in Germany – what can Google data tell us?: Simon Oehler
Differences in measuring FDI: do they matter for our economic conclusions?: Konstantin Wacker
Digital advertising activities in Japan's services producer price index: Moegi Inoue
Digital finance, development, and climate change: Sébastien Galanti and Ҫiğdem Yilmaz Ӧzsoy
Digital transformation of financial regulators and the emergence of supervisory technologies (SupTech): a case study of the UK Financial Conduct Authority: Pavle Avramović
Digital twins for bridging climate data gaps: from flood hazards to firms' physical assets to banking risks: Etienne de L'Estoile, Lisa Kerdelhué and Thierry Verdier
Digitally-enhanced macroeconomic statistics manuals: the quest for methodological serviceability and compilation synergies: Celestino Girón
Direct investment positions held by captive financial institutions in Luxembourg affiliated to investment funds focusing on private equity or real estate: Gabriele Di Filippo
Disagreement between human and machine predictions: Daisuke Miyakawa and Kohei Shintani
Discussant comments on session 52: Lessons learnt for statistics from the current financial crisis , pp 387-388: J. Landefeld
Discussant comments on session IPM17: Implementing the 1993 System of National Accounts , pp 38-39: Henk Lub
Discussant comments on session IPM68: Risk in finance - the state of the art in statistical methods , pp 150: Filipa Lima
Discussant comments on session IPM68: Risks in finance - the state of the art in statistical methods , pp 151-152: Satoru Hagino