Keywords
LIQUIDITYDERIVATIVE
NPL
PRIVATE DEBT
LABOR MARKETS
DEBT SECURITIES
CENTRAL BANK
BANK ASSETS
INTERNATIONAL BANK
MUTUAL FUNDS
RETURN ON ASSETS
FLOW OF CAPITAL
EQUITY CAPITAL
BANK ACCESS
PUBLIC DEBT SECURITIES
DOMESTIC DEBT
BANK ACCOUNTS
MARKET DEPTH
ASSET PRICES
INVESTMENT OPPORTUNITIES
INTERNATIONAL MARKET
PRIVATE CREDIT
GROSS DOMESTIC PRODUCT
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BOND RETURNS
CREDIT EXPANSIONS
GLOBAL FINANCIAL STABILITY
LEGAL IMPEDIMENTS
LOCAL CURRENCY
DEPOSIT INTEREST
SOCIAL VALUE
ASSET PRICE
FINANCIAL INTERMEDIARIES
PENSION FUND
FINANCIAL INSTITUTION
RISK OF DEFAULT
FINANCIAL TRANSACTIONS
TRANSACTION
MEASUREMENT FRAMEWORK
MARKET MECHANISMS
FINANCIAL ENGINEERS
NON-PERFORMING LOANS
FINANCIAL SECTOR
TOTAL DEBT
LIVING STANDARDS
BOND MARKET
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PENSION
DEPOSIT
FINANCIAL MARKET
INTERNATIONAL BANKING
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BOND
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SECURITIES EXCHANGE
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BID
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SECURITIES MARKET DEVELOPMENT
ALLOCATION OF CAPITAL
CONTRACT ENFORCEMENT
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FINANCIAL SYSTEMS
MOBILE PHONE
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EXCHANGE RATES
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TURNOVER
INTEREST RATES
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BOND MARKETS
PRIVATE SECTOR DEVELOPMENT
BRANCH NETWORK
INFORMATION DISCLOSURE
ACCOUNTING
CAPITAL ADEQUACY
FINANCIAL STRUCTURES
POVERTY ALLEVIATION
RETURNS
FINANCIAL STABILITY
FINANCIAL CRISIS
INVESTMENT VEHICLES
CAPITAL INFLOWS
INSURANCE
TRADING
BANK ACCOUNT
ENABLING ENVIRONMENT
CORPORATE BOND
DEPOSIT MONEY BANKS
LINE OF CREDIT
CREDIT GROWTH
STOCK RETURNS
INSTRUMENT
SAVINGS DEPOSITS
MONETARY POLICY
INSURANCE COMPANY
INTERNATIONAL FINANCIAL STATISTICS
INTERNATIONAL SETTLEMENTS
MARKET CONCENTRATION
DERIVATIVE MARKETS
INCOME LEVELS
SAVINGS
CORPORATE BOND ISSUES
CAPITAL GROWTH
FINANCIAL SECTOR DEVELOPMENT
SECURITIES
EQUITY MARKET
FINANCIAL CRISES
COMMERCIAL BANK
CENTRAL BANKS
GOVERNMENT ACCOUNTS
COLLATERAL
MUTUAL FUND
BANKING SECTOR
DOMESTIC MARKET
INFLATION RATE
MUTUAL FUND ASSETS
FRAUD
SECURITIES MARKETS
NONPERFORMING LOAN
CONSUMPTION EXPENDITURES
Microdata Set
COLLECTIVE INVESTMENT
CORPORATE GOVERNANCE
PUBLIC REGISTRY
LOAN MONITORING
CAPITALIZATIONS
PROBABILITY OF DEFAULT
SAVINGS RATE
MARKET TURNOVER
BANK = DEPOSIT
BANKING CRISIS
STOCK MARKET CAPITALIZATION
SECURITIES MARKET
BOND INDEX
INSURANCE COMPANIES
SETTLEMENT
STOCK MARKET
INCOME LEVEL
LABOR MARKET
NONPERFORMING LOANS
RISK MANAGEMENT
PUBLIC DEBT
STOCK MARKETS
OUTSTANDING LOAN
FINANCIAL PRODUCTS
BANKING INDUSTRY
OVERHEAD COSTS
FUTURE CASH FLOWS
TRANSACTION COSTS
DOMESTIC CURRENCY
DEPOSIT MONEY BANK
STOCK MARKET PRICE
STOCK MARKET DEVELOPMENT
EMERGING MARKETS
ASSET QUALITY
MARKET VALUE
FINANCIAL MARKETS
FOREIGN EXCHANGE
MONEY MARKET
STOCK EXCHANGE
FINANCIAL DEVELOPMENT
DEPOSITORS
COMMERCIAL BANKS
LOAN
FINANCIAL INSTABILITY
INTERNATIONAL DEBT
STOCK EXCHANGES
GOVERNMENT BOND
INTEREST INCOME
INTERNATIONAL TRANSACTIONS
REGULATORY SYSTEMS
ALLOCATION OF CREDIT
CORPORATE INSIDERS
FINANCIAL INFRASTRUCTURE
GOVERNMENT BOND YIELDS
MONETARY FUND
FINANCIAL INSTITUTIONS
INFLATION
MICROSTRUCTURE
MONEY MARKET INSTRUMENTS
FINANCIAL SYSTEM
BANK DOMESTIC CREDIT
MACROECONOMIC STABILITY
FINANCIAL SERVICES
INTERNATIONAL DEBT SECURITIES
INTEREST RATE
PRICE VOLATILITY
SOVEREIGN BOND
CREDIT MARKETS
BANK BRANCH
DOMESTIC DEBT SECURITIES
RETURN
FINANCIAL CONTRACTS
DIVERSIFIED PORTFOLIO
BANK BRANCHES
PENSION FUND ASSETS
DISSEMINATION OF INFORMATION
FOREIGN CURRENCY
BANKING CRISES
ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT
STOCKS
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http://hdl.handle.net/10986/12031Abstract
This paper introduces the Global
 Financial Development Database, an extensive dataset of
 financial system characteristics for 205 economies from 1960
 to 2010. The database includes measures of (a) size of
 financial institutions and markets (financial depth), (b)
 degree to which individuals can and do use financial
 services (access), (c) efficiency of financial
 intermediaries and markets in intermediating resources and
 facilitating financial transactions (efficiency), and (d)
 stability of financial institutions and markets (stability).
 The authors document cross-country differences and time
 series trends.Date
2013-01-02Type
Publications & ResearchIdentifier
oai:openknowledge.worldbank.org:10986/12031http://hdl.handle.net/10986/12031
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