Occasional Studies
Several times per year DNB issues an Occasional Study, a publication designed for a broader public than just economists. Occasional Studies cover a specific research or policy theme, contributing to national and international policy debates.
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| Nr 1 (2018): From cash to cards: how debit card payments overtook cash in the Netherlands |
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| Nr 4 (2017): Developing macroprudential policy for alternative investment funds |
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| Nr 3 (2017): A top-down stress testing framework for the Dutch banking sector |
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| Nr 2 (2017): Capitalising on the euro |
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| Nr 1 (2017): The housing market in major Dutch cities |
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| Nr. 5 (2016): The Return on Equity of Large Dutch Banks |
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| Nr. 4 (2016): Perspectief op groei: De Nederlandse economie in beweging |
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| nr 3 (2016): Inflation in the euro area and why it matters |
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| nr 2 (2016): Time for Transition - an exploratory study of the transition to a carbon-neutral economy |
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| nr 1 (2016): A shock to the system? Market illiquidity and concentrated holdings in European bond markets |
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| Nr. 7 (2015): Nr. 7 (2015): Shedding a clearer light on financial stability risks in the shadow banking system |
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| Nr. 6 (2015): Biases in supervision: what are they and how can we deal with them? |
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| Nr. 5 (2015): Longevity Risk Transfer activities by European insurers and pension funds |
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| Nr. 4 (2015): Dutch mortgages in the DNB loan level data |
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| Nr. 3 (2015): Central Bank CollaterALL |
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