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The risks from climate change to sovereign debt in Europe | Stavros A. Zenios - Bruegel | Cost and Risk | 2021 |
Contingency Public Funds for Emergencies: The Lessons from the International Experience | Júlia Brunet, Lucía Cuadro-Sáez, Javier J. Pérez - Banco de España | Cost and Risk | 2020 |
Optimizing the Maturity Structure of U.S. Treasury Debt: A Model-Based Framework | Terry Belton, Kristopher Dawsey, David Greenlaw, Huachen Li, Srini Ramaswamy, Brian Sack - JPMorgan Chase, The D. E. Shaw Group, Morgan Stanley | Cost and Risk | 2018 |
An Integrated Approach to Cost-Risk Analysis in Public Debt Management | Massimo Bernaschi, Roberto Morea, Lucio Sarno, Fabrizio Tesseri, Federica Verani, Davide Vergni - Istituto per le Applicazioni del Calcolo “M. Picone" (IAC) – CNR, Italian Ministry of Economy and Finance, Treasury Department, Sogei, Cambridge Judge Business School, University of Cambridge | Cost and Risk | 2020 |
Risk characteristics of covered bonds: monitoring beyond ratings | Magdalena Grothe, Jana Zeyer - European Central Bank, Deutsche Bundesbank | Cost and Risk | 2020 |
The Sovereign-Bank Nexus in EMDEs: What Is It, Is It Rising, and What Are the Policy Implications ? | Erik H.B Feyen, Igor Zuccardi - World Bank | Cost and Risk | 2019 |
Risky bank guarantees | Taneli Mäkinen, Lucio Sarno, Gabriele Zinna - Bank of Italy, University of Cambridge | Cost and Risk | 2019 |
Assessing and Managing Credit Risk from Contingent Liabilities: A Focus on Government Guarantees | The World Bank Treasury - Public Debt Management Advisory | Cost and Risk | 2019 |
Public debt and the risk premium: A dangerous doom loop | Cinzia Alcidi, Daniel Gros - CEPS | Cost and Risk | 2019 |
Measuring connectedness of euro area sovereign risk | Rebekka Buse, Melanie Schienle - Karlsruhe Institute for Technology, Institute of Economics (ECON), Econometrics and Statistics | Cost and Risk | 2019 |
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