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Credit Cycle Dependent Spread Determinants in Emerging Sovereign Debt Markets | Christoph Riedel, Kannan S. Thuraisamy, Niklas Wagner - University of Passau, Deakin University, University of Passau | Cost and Risk | 2013 |
Banks, Government Bonds, and Default: What do the Data Say? | Nicola Gennaioli, Alberto Martin, Stefano Rossi - Bocconi University, CREI, Purdue University | Cost and Risk | 2014 |
Making supervisory stress tests more macroprudential: Considering liquidity and solvency interactions and systemic risk | K. Anand, J. Cetina, I. van Lelyveld, others and - Bank of Canada, Office of Financial Research, Netherlands Bank | Cost and Risk | 2015 |
Sovereign risk and bank risk-taking | Anil Ari - University of Cambridge | Cost and Risk | 2016 |
Methods for analysing the structure of the central government debt | Thomas Franzén, Ingrid Bonde, Christine Holm, Per-Olof Jönsson, Bengt Rådstam - Swedish National Debt Office, Swedish National Debt Office, Swedish National Debt Office, Swedish National Debt Office, Swedish National Debt Office | Cost and Risk | 1999 |
Assessing the Sensitivity of Hungarian Debt Sustainability to Macroeconomic Shocks under Two Fiscal Policy Reactions | Pierre Beynet, Edouard Paviot - Economics Department of the OECD, OECD External Consultant | Cost and Risk | 2012 |
Interest Rate Costs and the Optimal Maturity Structure of Government Debt | Yves Nosbusch - Department of Economics, Littauer Center, Harvard University Cambridge, Email nosbusch@fas.harvard.edu | Cost and Risk | 2005 |
Managing Default Risk | Anna Zabai - BIS | Cost and Risk | 2014 |
European Yield Differentials and Basis Risk: A Hedging Perspective | Yiu Chung Cheung, Frank de Jong - University of Amsterdam, University of Amsterdam and CEPR | Cost and Risk | 2005 |
Turkish treasury simulation model for debt strategy analysis | Emre Balibek, Alper Hamdi Memis - World Bank, World Bank | Cost and Risk | 2012 |
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