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Discussion of "A Gravity Equation for Bank Loans" by Brueggemann, Kleinert, Prieto Friederike Niepmann
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Density Nowcasts and Model Combination: Nowcasting Euro-area GDP growth over the 2008-9 recession G Mazzi, J Mitchell, G Montana
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Discussion of: "By a Silken Thread: regional banking integration and pathways to financial development in Japan’s Great Recession" by Mathias Hoffmann Pascal Towbin
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Financial Stability Review 2015
25.11.2015 DE FR
Persistently low interest rates pose risks to financial stability, warn Bundesbank Deputy President Claudia Buch and Executive Board member Andreas Dombret at the press conference to unveil the Bundesbank's 2015 Financial Stability Review. This, they caution, applies particularly to banks and insurers.
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Summary of the March Monthly Report
Topics: Germany’s balance of payments in 2013, Shadow banking in the euro area: outline and monetary policy implications, Manufacturing enterprises in Germany: their vulnerability to crises ̶ findings of a risk analysis using year-end data
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Capital Regulation, Liquidity Requirements and Taxation in a Dynamic Model of Banking Gianni De Nicoló, Andrea Gamba, Marcella Lucchetta
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Internationale Finanzstabilität Auftaktveranstaltung anlässlich des 200-jährigen Jubiläums des Fachbereichs Wirtschaftswissenschaft an der Universität Tübingen
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Acquisition of financial assets and financing in Germany in the first quarter of 2014
In the first quarter of 2014, the financial assets of households rose by €54 billion on the quarter, climbing to €5,207 billion. The transaction-related acquisition of financial assets accounted for a relatively large share of this increase (€49 billion), while valuation gains played only a minor role (just under €5 billion).