Integrated management of micro-databases

IFC Bulletin  |  No 37  | 
28 January 2014
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Papers in this volume were prepared for the IFC Porto Workshop held in Porto on 20-22 June 2013.

Governor's message to the workshop
Author:  Carlos da Silva Costa
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Key points of the Porto Workshop on Integrated Management of Micro-databases
Authors:  João Cadete de Matos, Aurel Schubert and Paul Van den Bergh
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Opening of the workshop

Motivation
Author:  João Cadete de Matos
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Session A: Central Credit Registers I

Challenges and prospects for setting-up a European Union shared system on credit
Authors:  Ana M de Almeida and Violetta Damia
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Malaysia's experience in managing the credit registers
Author:  Rosnizam bin Saari
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The Central Bank of Armenia's project of a credit registry
Author:  Liana Kirakosyan
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The evolution of loan level data in Ireland
Authors:  Rory McElligott and Martin O'Brien
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Session B: Security-by-security Databases

Which value added can a securities database platform provide to a central bank?
Author:  Frank Mayerlen
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The Czech National Bank's approach to security-by-security data collection and compilation
Author:  Milan Nejman
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Coping with challenges in establishing security-by-security database in Thailand
Author:  Wongwatcharapaiboon Weeraya
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Micro-databases on securities statistics as a key issue for satisfying user needs
Author:  Luís Teles Dias
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Session C: Central Balance Sheet Databases and Business Registers

Building business registers to monitor entrepreneurial dynamics
Authors:  Homero Gonçalves and Mário Lourenço
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Using registers as the basis to statistical production - linking issues and potential bottlenecks
Authors:  Jaanus Kroon and Ain Paas
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Legal Entity Identifier or the utility approach to shared, high-quality basic micro data
Author:  Francis Gross
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Efficient ways of dealing with accounting data from enterprises
Author:  Margarida Brites
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ECCBSO: a tool for the analysis of the non-financial sector of the economy (from individual to consolidated accounts)
Author:  Manuel Ortega
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Session D: Central Credit Registers II

Credit Information System - the use of micro-data in credit statistics
Author:  Renato Baldini Jr
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A flexible approach to credit statistics: the use of the Portuguese Central Credit Register for statistical compilation
Author:  Paula Casimiro
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Improving the breakdown of the Central Credit Register data by category of enterprises
Author:  Jean-Pierre Villetelle
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Using credit registry data to assess the risks in the financial system - the Banco de Cabo Verde experience
Author:  Ana Semedo
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Application of micro-data for systemic risk assessment and policy formulation
Author:  Karen Lee Fong Ling
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Session E: Balance of Payments / International Investment Position

Micro-data based BoP data quality management
Authors:  Zsuzsanna Fekete and Péter Bánhegyi
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The use of micro-data to enhance the compilation and analysis of BoP statistics: the case of South Africa
Author:  Stefaans Walters
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How granular should data be to compile BoP statistics?
Author:  Carla Marques
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Challenges in moving to micro-data based external sector statistics - Japan's case
Author:  Hidetoshi Takeda
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The Bulgarian National Bank's experience with loan-by-loan data collection for the compilation of external statistics
Author:  Emil Dimitrov
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Session F: Prospective Data Repositories for Statistical Purposes

Understanding money markets via surveys
Author:  Peter Neudorfer
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The use of payments data to improve monetary and financial analysis
Author:  Filipa Lima
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Is micro-data reporting the future for interest rate statistics?
Authors:  Patrícia Antunes, Inês Correia and Rita Lameira
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The use of central bank databases for macroprudential analysis
Author:  Laura Vajanne
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Panel discussion

Summary of the parallel sessions (A-F) and the panel discussion
Authors:  Enrico D'Onofrio, Jesmond Pulé, Timur Hülagü, Jean-Marc Israël, Jacques Fournier, Gregor Bajtay and Katherine Hennings
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Session G: Micro-databases Integration and Business Intelligence

Summary and conclusions of session on "Micro-databases Integration and Business Intelligence"
Author:  Miguel de Castro Neto
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A Research Data and Service Centre (RDSC) at the Deutsche Bundesbank - a draft concept
Author:  Ulf von Kalckreuth
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Business intelligence tools and micro-data related to the South African equities market: application and experience
Author:  Zeph Nhleko
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Data management - running systems and ongoing projects in the National Bank of Romania
Author:  Andreea Varjoghe
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Business intelligence in securities statistics: an evolutionary approach
Author:  Maria do Carmo Aguiar
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The use of micro-data in the financial system information model of Banco de México
Author:  Alejandro Gaytán González
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Session H: Links between Micro- and Macro-Data I

Summary of session on "Links between Micro and Macro Data I"
Author:  Aurel Schubert
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Integrating micro-databases for statistical purposes
Authors:  Paula Menezes and Luís D'Aguiar
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Use of tax micro-data for the compilation of the Chilean National Accounts
Author:  Ivette Fernández
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Micro-data - the Austrian concept with more granularity as a lesson learned from the financial crises
Authors:  Johannes Turner, Erich Hille and Günther Sedlacek
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From data to information and from information to policy making - the story of the "Integrated Company and Industry Analysis Platform"
Author:  Murat Cakir
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Session I: Links between Micro- and Macro-Data II

Integration of different micro-databases - a significant value added for statisticians
Author:  Francesca Monacelli
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Do macroprudential tools require micro-data?
Author:  Perttu Korhonen
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The use of micro-data to develop remaining maturity data for debt securities and loans
Author:  Kuniko Moriya
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Using trade repository data for systemic risk monitoring
Author:  Erik Heitfield
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New micro-data on household wealth in Denmark: perspectives for national accounts
Author:  Martin Oksbjerg
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