LENDING IN FOREIGN CURRENCY AND CURRENT CHALLENGES AT EUROPEAN LEVEL by ȘARGU Alina Camelia, ROMAN Angela

“…Through the content of our research we want to underline the crucial importance of a rigorous monitoring of the foreign lending activities undertaken by the central banks and the supervisory authorities in order to limit the risks and to ensure the financial stability at EU level.…”
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The real effects of liquidity on behavior: evidence from regulation and deregulation of credit markets by Zinman, Jonathan

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The Singapore foreign exchange market : insights and prospects by Chua, Li Li, Tan, Siew Siew, Yong, Nina Choon Kim

“…However, in recent years, despite the growth in the total forex turn over, the proportion of forex transactions driven by trade has declined while the proportion related to risk-taking by large money-centre banks, central banks and multinational countries have increased. …”
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Does foreign banks entry fosters bank efficiency? Empirical evidence from Malaysia by Sufian, Fadzlan, Habibullah, Muzafar Shah

“…The findings from the study should interest not only the managers of the banks, but numerous stakeholders such as the central banks, bankers associations, governments, and other financial authorities.…”

Macroprudential Policy: A Summary by Mahdi Ebrahimi Kahou, Alfred Lehar

“…This has become a focal point for policy-makers and numerous central banks, including the Bank of Canada, but it has its drawbacks, particularly here in Canada. …”
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Role of blockchain technology in changing the structure of a country's monetary base and GDP by Olesia Suntsova

“…The conclusions of this article may be valuable for government agencies, central banks, and researchers interested in the impact of blockchain technology on the financial sector. …”
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Ö S S Z E F O G L A L Ó K A P É N Z Ü G Y I V Á L S Á G I R O D A L M Á B Ó L by KÖZ - GAZDASÁG

“…GOLODJUK VITA Paul De Grauwe, Thomas Mayer és Karel Lannoo: A pénzügyi válság tanulságai: új szabályok a központi bankoknak és a hitelminősítő intézeteknek (Lessons from the Financial Crisis: New Rules for Central Banks and Credit Rating Agencies) Intereconomics 43(5), 2008 szeptember/október SZIJÁRTÓ NORBERT Louis Pauly: Pénzügyi válságok kezelése Európában és azon túl (Financial Crises Management in Europe and Beyond) Contributions to Political Economy 27, 2008. …”
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Macroprudential Policy: A Summary by Mahdi Ebrahimi Kahou, Alfred Lehar

“…This has become a focal point for policy-makers and numerous central banks, including the Bank of Canada, but it has its drawbacks, particularly here in Canada. …”
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Guarantor institutions by Khaitan, T

“…These supposedly ‘fourth branch’ institutions may include electoral commissions, human rights commissions, central banks, probity bodies such as anti-corruption watchdogs, knowledge institutions such as statistics bureaus and census boards, information commissioners, auditors general, attorneys general and so on. …”

The Current State of the U.S. Foreign Debt by Galutskykh Nataliia А., Didorchuk Iryna L., Koshkarova Yelyzaveta L., Shuba Olena А., Takhtaulova Alina V.

“…Due to the high level of GDP, high credit ratings and the status of a reserve currency in the U.S. dollar, the U.S. government securities are attractive to investors. Central banks of other countries, pension, insurance and investment funds still have a sufficient level of confidence in the United States and invest financial resources in debt securities of the U.S. government. …”
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The problems of political conflict: USA and BrazilChina relations in period of presidency of Obama by Аnatoliy Tkach

“…A sign of China’s growing influence in the region was the announcement early this year that the central banks of Brazil and Argentina, the two largest countries in the region, were in negotiations with the Chinese government to replace the U.S. dollar as the mode of transaction in their growing trade relations and instead use their respective currencies. …”
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An Application Of Augmented Monetary Conditions Index On The ASEAN-Five by Poon, Wai Ching

“…In the Philippines, the bounds test reveals an evidence of a cointegration between the real GDP and the bond rate, the short-term interest rate, the exchange rate, the COPS, and the share price that address all the key transmission mechanisms channels in the conduct of the monetary policy, namely the interest rate channel, the exchange rate channel, the credit channel, and the asset price channel over the quarterly period of 1982:1-2004:4 Monetary conditions during the period under-study are found to be reflected in each of the central banks’ reaction to the prevailing economic situation, which implies that AMCI tracks the inversed movements of the real GDP plausibly on the average, except during the onset of Asian financial crisis in 1997.…”
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Global Imbalances and Financial Fragility by Caballero, Ricardo J., Krishnamurthy, Arvind

“…This should not be surprising because a large amount of the capital flow into the US has been from foreign central banks and governments that are not expert investors and are merely looking for a store of value (Krishnamurthy and Annette Vissing-Jorgenson 2008). …”
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Designing and explaining the behavior model of buyers of luxury goods centered on the gold market: a qualitative study by saghar zarinkamar, azam rahiminik, abbas heydari

“…Gold is always in high demand by individuals, governments and central banks. The flow of a large amount of financial capital towards gold causes the stagnant capital that could be used in the production capacity of the country (Jalili, 2013). …”
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Financial centre development in Central and Eastern Europe: the rise of Warsaw and the hierarchy of regional financial centres by Hashimoto, T

“…In addition to the data retrieved from national and European statistical offices, financial supervisory authorities, central banks, and securities exchanges, the datasets on capital market services from Dealogic as well as on FABS employment and gross value added from Oxford Economics illustrate a spatiotemporal distribution of financial actors and activities in the region. …”