E. P. Davis

Identifiers

Open LibraryOL81742A

Top Subjects

Pension trusts -- Investments (1)
Insurance companies -- Investments (1)
Finance -- United States (1)
Finance -- Great Britain (1)
Corporate debt -- Great Britain (1)
Finance -- European Economic Community countries (1)
Pension trusts -- Case studies (1)

Books by E. P. Davis

Total count: 18

A recursive model of personal sector expenditure and accumulation.

Economics Division, Bank of England1984-01-01
The consumption function in macroeconomic modelsa comparative study.

University Microfilms1984-01-01
Modelling the UK economy in a stock-flow consistent manner

Economics Division, Bank ofEngland1986-01-01
Portfolio behaviour of the non-financial private sectors in the major economies

Bank for International Settlements1986-01-01
Rising sectoral debt/income ratiosa cause for concern?

Bank for International Settlements1987-01-01
Industrial structure and dynamics of financial marketsthe primary eurobond market

Bank of England1988-01-01
Financial market activity of life insurance companies and pension funds

Bank for International Settlements, Monetary and Economic Dept.1988-01-01
Instability in the euromarkets and the economic theory of financial crisis

Bank of England1989-01-01
An industrial approach to financial instability

Bank of England, Economics Division1990-01-01
Debt, financial fragility, and systemic risk

Clarendon Press1992-01-01
Bank credit risk

Economics Division, Bank of England1993-01-01
The structure, regulation, and performance of pension funds in nine industrial countries

World Bank, Financial Sector Development Dept.1993-01-01
Pension fundsretirement-income security and capital markets : an international perspective

Clarendon Press1995-01-01
Private pensions in OECD countriesthe United Kingdom.

OECD1997-01-01
Policy and implementation issues in reforming pension systems

European Bank for Reconstruction and Development1998-01-01
Institutional Investors

MIT Press2001-01-01
Corporate Financial Structure and Financial Stability

International Monetary Fund2004-01-01
Bank lending and commercial property cyclessome cross-country evidence

Bank for International Settlements2004-01-01