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Tax Considerations for Non-Performing Loan Resolution in Croatia

World Bank Group - 2016

The Croatian banking sector is still burdened with a high portion of Non-Performing Loans, which must be resolved in order to support normalized credit conditions in the economy. With Non-Performing Loans (NPL) amounting to 16.6 of total loans at the end of 2015 and as much as 30 of loans in the...

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Republic of Belarus - Transparency of Monetary Policy and Banking Supervision : Technical Note

World Bank Group - 2006

This note examines the observance by the National Bank of the Republic of Belarus (NBRB) of the good practices on … formal principle-by-principle assessment. It was conducted as part of the joint IMF-World Bank Financial Sector Assessment … the Statute of the National Bank of the Republic of Belarus and the Banking Code. The monetary policy process is generally …

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Developing a Strong Credit Reporting System : A Toolkit for Practitioners

World Bank Group - 2019

, establishing an action plan. This general assessment follows the four pillars of Bank Group interventions: legal, system, capacity …

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Analytical Report on Urban Crediting Methodology

World Bank Group - 2020

With an increasing share of populations dwelling in cities, urban emission reduction is gaining priority at the national level. A high share of greenhouse gas (GHG) emissions in the global footprint is ultimately attributable to urban areas; as such, the effect of carbon lockin further increases...

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Not-So-Magical Realism : A Climate Stress Test of the Colombian Banking System

World Bank Group - 2021

vulnerability of banks in specific scenarios. The report bases its analysis on data provided by the SFC, the Central Bank of …

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Cambodia Economic Update, April 2016 : Improving Macroeconomic and Financial Resilience

World Bank Group - 2016

While remaining robust, growth in 2015 eased slightly to 7.0 percent, slightly below the 7.1 percent achieved in 2014. The performance of the garment sector improved in 2015, while signs of economic moderation and weakness persisted in the tourism and agriculture sectors, respectively....

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Malaysia Economic Monitor, December 2017 : Turmoil to Transformation, 20 Years after the Asian Financial Crisis

World Bank Group - 2017

The aim of the Malaysia Economic Monitor (MEM) is to foster better-informed policy analysis and debate regarding the key challenges that Malaysia faces in its endeavor to achieve rapid, inclusive and sustainable economic growth. The MEM consists of two parts: Part 1 presents a review of recent...

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Freetown : Options for Growth and Resilience

World Bank Group - 2018

Cities are where economic development really happens and where the risks from natural hazards are growing. Urbanization in Sierra Leone is occurring at USD 410/per capita, at a far lower level than other countries in Sub-Saharan Africa at similar urbanization levels. This study focuses on...

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Boosting Financial Resilience to Disaster Shocks : Good Practices and New Frontiers

World Bank Group - 2019

Governments face growing contingent liabilities from disasters as they tend to shoulder a significant share of disaster response and recovery costs. Disaster shocks increase government expenditure and hamper economic activities. An increasing number of countries are developing financial...

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East Asia Update, November 2006 : Managing Through a Global Downturn

World Bank Group - 2006

the World Bank's recent World Development Report 2007: Development and the Next Generation …

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