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Some Principles for Development of Statistics for a Gulf Cooperation Council Currency Union

Krueger, Russell - 2006

Looking ahead to the creation of a Gulf Cooperation Council (GCC) Currency Union in 2010, the paper covers some implications for the statistical programs of the GCC countries. Despite uncertainty over the structure of the proposed union, the paper envisions several types of mutually reinforcing...

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Bank Reform and Bank Efficiency in Pakistan

Hardy, Daniel - 2006

profitability and cost and revenue efficiency of the banking sector are evaluated. The revenue performance of all banks, and …

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Indonesia : Anatomy of a Banking Crisis Two Years of Living Dangerously, 1997-99

Enoch, Charles - 2006

This study looks at the first two years of the banking crisis that erupted in Indonesia in late 1997. It finds that the … banking sector was weak at the outset, and that governance problems intensified the crisis and seriously delayed its … in the costs of resolution. By end-1999, the critical elements to reconstruct the banking system were in place, and the …

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A Forecasting Model for the Likelihood of Delinquency, Default or Prepayment : The Case of Taiwan

Lin, Chin-Tsai - 2004

In a competitive and dynamic market, financial institutions must forecast the proportion of mortgages that will become delinquent, default or prepay. This paper develops a novel forecasting model with nonstationary Markov chain and Grey forecasting, capable of predicting the likelihood of...

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中國의 WTO 加入과 金融改革 (China's Entrance to the WTO and Financial Reform)

Park, Ki-Soon - 2017

English Abstract: The openness and liberalization of China's financial market is expected to accelerate with her … entrance to the WTO. China plans to carry out liberalization measures, including the expansion of the Renminbi business scope … financial market more vulnerable to environmental changes. Consequently, China should establish a strong financial system to …

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Impacts of Financial and Digital Inclusion on Poverty in South Asia and Sub-Saharan Africa

Lyons, Angela - 2020

The United Nations 2030 Agenda for Sustainable Development Goals calls for the elimination of many global challenges related to poverty. The first Sustainable Development Goal – the elimination of poverty – targets the challenges faced by the more than 700 million people who live on less...

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Fragmentation of Islamic Financial Products – An Exploratory Study of Islamic Schools of Thought

Rafay, Abdul - 2017

The international emergence and expansion of Islamic finance is an undeniable fact. Significant efforts from all stakeholders including regulatory bodies are currently under way to formulate universal framework, standards and codes of conduct for Islamic finance. This is necessary because of the...

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Financial Inclusion, Gender Dimension, and Economic Impact on Poor Households

Swamy, Vighneswara - 2014

We examine the question: “In the context of gender dimension what is the evidence of the impact of the financial inclusion programs on poor households represented by women relative to that represented by men?” By constructing a good counterfactual and comparison group, we employ the...

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Problems and Issues in Transformation from Conventional Banking to Islamic Banking : Literature Review for the Need of a Comprehensive Framework for a Smooth Change

Rafay, Abdul - 2015

countries around the globe. One of the major components of Islamic financial system is Islamic Banking. As most of the economies … entrants in Islamic Banking may take benefit of this learning curve …

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Financing Productivity- and Innovation-Led Growth in Developing Asia : International Lessons and Policy Issues

Chopra, Ajai - 2015

Growth in developing Asia will need to rely more on improvements in productivity growth and less on capital deepening. Although there is no single reform path to spur productivity growth, financial system deepening is central to a more efficient allocation of capital across sectors and can...

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