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The origination and distribution of money market instruments : sterling bills of exchange during the first globalisation
Accominotti, Olivier; Lucena, Delio; Ugolini, Stefano - 2019
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Hankey and Bagehot : origins of modern central banking
Lewis, Henry (ed.) - 2014
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Do financial crises lead to policy change?
Cassis, Youssef - In: British financial crises since 1825, (pp. 174-189). 2014
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"How we saved the city" : the management of the financial crisis of 1914
Roberts, Richard - In: British financial crises since 1825, (pp. 94-115). 2014
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The crisis of 1866
Flandreau, Marc; Ugolini, Stefano - In: British financial crises since 1825, (pp. 76-93). 2014
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Financial crises and economic activity in the UK since 1825
Dimsdale, Nicholas H.; Hotson, Anthony - In: British financial crises since 1825, (pp. 24-57). 2014
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The story of the Bank of England : a history of the English banking movement and a sketch of the money market
Warren, Henry - 1906 - 2. ed
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The decline of inland bills of exchange in the London money market : 1855 - 1913
Nishimura, Shizuya - 1971
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Credit and the Exchequer since the Restoration
Tye, Richard - In: Modern monetary theory : key insights, leading thinkers, (pp. 41-66). 2023
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Liquidity ratios as monetary policy tools : some historical lessons for macroprudential policy
Monnet, Eric; Vari, Miklos - 2019
This paper explores what history can tell us about the interactions between macroprudential and monetary policy. Based on numerous historical documents, we show that liquidity ratios similar to the Liquidity Coverage Ratio (LCR) were commonly used as monetary policy tools by central banks...
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