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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: José Manuel Carbó 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 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
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
Discussant comments on session IPM71: Statistics of institutional investors , pp 280: Chihiro Sakuraba
Discussant comments on session STCPM28: Measuring bank services - further developments , pp 363: Adelheid Bürgi-Schmelz
Discussant comments on session STCPM62: Data issues related to the financial crisis , pp 423-424: Satoru Hagino
Discussion of session: Pietro Franchini
Discussion of session: Laura Vajanne
Discussion of session: Bruno Tissot
Discussion of session / Reforming regulatory reporting - from templates to cubes: Maciej Piechocki and Tim Dabringhausen
Disentangling the Supply and Demand Factors of Household Credit in Malaysia: Evidence from the Credit Register: Jiaming Soh
Do anecdotes matter? Exploring the beige book through textual analysis from 1970 to 2023: Shengwu Du, Karen Guo, Flora Haberkorn, Abby Kessler, Isabel Kitschelt, Seung Jung Lee, Anderson Monken, Dylan Saez, Kelsey Shipman and Sandeep Thakur
Do financial systems converge? New evidence from household financial assets in selected OECD countries , pp 383-401: Giuseppe Bruno and Riccardo De Bonis
Do macroprudential tools require micro-data? , pp 183-185: Perttu Korhonen
Documenting the research life cycle: one data model, many products , pp 91-98: Mary Vardigan, Peter Granda, Sue Ellen Hansen, Sanda Ionescu and Felicia LeClere
Does firm size predict the residency status of the final investor? Evidence from Romanian FDI enterprises: Catalina-Florentina Pricope
Double-entry bookkeeping and the balance of payments: the need for a substantial, conceptual reform: Edoardo Beretta and Alvaro Cencini
Early Warning System (EWS) informative flow weaknesses and opportunities – the Italian experience: Chiara Orsini and Simone Ambroselli
ECB data for analysis and decision-making: data governance and technology: Emily Witt and Jannick Blaschke
ECB Data Portal - Making statistics accessible in a fast pace digital world: Klára Bakk Simon and Juan Alberto Sánchez Hernández
ECB statistics on insurance corporations and pension fund , pp 574-583: Ana Claudia Gouveia and Rafael Quevedo Moreno
ECCBSO: a tool for the analysis of the non-financial sector of the economy (from individual to consolidated accounts) , pp 61-64: Manuel Ortega
Effective measurement of the economy in the emerging digital age: Antonio Colangelo, Francis Gross and Florian Schuster