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Currency intervention and the global portfolio balance effect : Japanese lessons

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Asset managers, eurodollars and unconventional monetary policy

Kreicher, Lawrence; McCauley, Robert N. - 2016

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Global dollar credit : links to US monetary policy and leverage

McCauley, Robert N.; McGuire, Patrick M.; Sushko, Vladyslav - 2015

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Financial openness of China and India : implications for capital account liberalisation

Ma, Guonan; McCauley, Robert N. - In: Deepening reform for China's long-term growth and …, (pp. 295-314). 2014

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Currency movements drive reserve composition

McCauley, Robert N.; Chan, Tracy - In: BIS quarterly review : international banking and … (2014), pp. 23-36

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Central bank swaps then and now : swaps and dollar liquidity in the 1960s

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Triffin : dilemma or myth?

Bordo, Michael D.; McCauley, Robert N. - In: IMF economic review 67 (2019) 4, pp. 824-851

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The currency composition of foreign exchange reserves

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Promoting global monetary and financial stability : the Bank for International Settlements after Bretton Woods, 1973-2020

Borio, Claudio E. V. (ed.); Claessens, Stijn (ed.); … - 2020

"When the BIS was established in 1930 it had two purposes. The most obvious practical concern was to handle a narrowly technical issue: to create a painless or crisis-minimising method for making the transfer of German postwar reparations payments. But the new institution also had a more...

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