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Globalization and the geography of capital flows: Carol Bertaut, Beau Bressler and Stephanie E Curcuru
Globalization and the reach of multinationals implications for portfolio exposures, capital flows and home bias: Carol Bertaut, Beau Bressler and Stephanie Curcuru
Going further than ITRS to draw up the French BOP: three tailor-made surveys: Cécile Golfier
Going green in finance: bridging data gaps for enhanced financial risk and opportunities assessment: Artak Harutyunyan, Padma Hurree-Gobin, Mahmut Kutlukaya and Fozan Fareed
Google econometrics: nowcasting euro area car sales and big data quality requirements: Per Nymand-Andersen and Emmanouil Pantelidis
Government finance statistics for fiscal transparency and sustainability: a case study of Thailand: Somsajee Siksamat and Jaruphan Wanitthanankun
Governor's message to the workshop , pp 1-2: Carlos da Silva Costa
Granular data offer new opportunities for stress testing: Cees Ullersma and Iman Lelyveld
Granular data: new horizons and challenges for central banks: Joshua Brault, Maryam Haghighi and Bruno Tissot
Granular statistical data - Are we charmed with a blessing or a curse?: Jasminka Dodeva Kovaceva
Greek household indebtedness and financial stress: results from household survey data , pp 157-171: George T Simigiannis and Panagiota Tzamourani
Greening monetary policy: Evidence from The People's Bank of China: Camille Macaire and Alain Naef
Handling systems challenges from the compilation of flow of funds - the case of South Africa , pp 434-440: Zeph Nhleko
Harmonization of MERCOSUR statistics , pp 59-82: Ivana Termansen
Hedging survey: a tool to identify potential risk on corporate sector external debt: Harisuddin Harisuddin
Helping users think with data: Statistical communication at the Bank of Canada: Andrew Geraghty
high quality data and collection systems through active communication with data providers , pp 368-370: Debra L Gruber
High-quality statistical dissemination: a strategic goal at the Banco de Portugal , pp 318-322: Jose Faustino
Holdings of securities by institutional sector , pp 157-167: Celestino Giron
Household debt burden and financial vulnerability in Luxembourg: Gastón Giordana and Michael Ziegelmeyer
Household debt service ratio in Korea - some comments: João Cadete de Matos
Household debt, interest rates and insolvencies in South Africa , pp 52-61: Johan van den Heever
Household finance in Europe: Miguel Ampudia Fraile, Russell Cooper, Julia Le Blanc and Guozhong Zhu
Household financial exclusion in the Eurozone: the contribution of the Household Finance and Consumption survey: Jerome Coffinet and Christophe Jadeau
Household over-indebtedness - Definition and measurement with Italian data , pp 496-517: Giovanni D’Alessio and Stefano Iezzi
Household saving and wealth accumulation in the U.S , pp 58-70: Charles Steindel
Household vulnerability in the euro area: Katarzyna Bankowska, Juha Honkkila, Sebastien Perez-Duarte and Lise Reynaert Lefebvre
Household wealth in the main advanced countries: Diego Caprara, Riccardo De Bonis and Luigi Infante
Households' and firms' access to finance in the euro area: Aurel Schubert
Households' financial transactions with the rest of the world, with special reference to remittances , pp 161-176: Veenus Padamadan and Balwant Singh
Households' response to wealth changes: do gains or losses make a difference? , pp 145-160: Robert-Paul Berben, Kerstin Bernoth and Mauro Mastrogiacomo
Households' transactions with the rest of the world: the case of Russia , pp 132-144: Lydia Troshina and Natalia Kupriyanova
Housing finance in the Netherlands - the impact of structural developments on households and banks , pp 81-96: Dirk Wal and Henk Lub
Houston, we have a problem: can satellite information bridge the climate-related data gap?: Andres Alonso-Robisco, Jose Carbo, Emily Kormanyos and Elena Triebskorn
How can administrative databases help us to understand the funding behaviour of non-financial corporations? , pp 295-320: Homero Alexandre Goncalves
How can big data improve the quality of tourism statistics? The Bank of Italy's experience in compiling the "travel" item of the Balance of Payments: Andrea Carboni, Costanza Catalano and Claudio Doria
How do central banks use big data to craft policy?: Per Nymand-Andersen
How do central banks use big data to craft policy?: Bruno Tissot
How granular should data be to compile BoP statistics? , pp 96-100: Carla Marques
How integrated reporting by banks may foster sustainable finance?: Antonio Colangelo and Jean-Marc Israël
How proxies and publicly available data can be used to construct indicators on transition risk, physical risks and green taxonomies: Justin Dijk, Derek Dirks, Willemijn Ouwersloot and Juan Pablo Trespalacios Miranda
How reliable and comparable are private debt measures: the French case , pp 366-376: Franck Sedillot
How should we measure residential property prices to inform policy makers?: Jens Mehrhoff
How should we measure residential property prices to inform policy makers?: Jens Mehrhoff
How should we measure residential property prices to inform policy makers?: Jens Mehrhoff
How to capture securitisation and structured debt instruments , pp 133-141: Raymond Chaudron
How to generate macro data using survey micro data on household wealth , pp 409-414: Carlos Coimbra, Luisa Farinha and Rita Lameira
How to identify “hidden securities assets” in the Balance of Payments: methods of Bank of France: Emmanuel Gervais and Pierre Bui Quang
How to keep statistics' customers happy? Use micro-databases!: Filipa Lima and Ines Drumond
How to measure credit risk transfer in the EU , pp 123-140: Paolo Poloni and Julien Reynaud