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The CEMLA is the regional association of Latin American and Caribbean central banks. Its main objective since 1952 is cooperation amongst its members in order to promote a better knowledge of monetary and financial topics in the region.

 

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Capital Flows to Latin America: Policy Challenges and Responses
Presentation by Javier Guzmán C., CEMLA’s General Director, at the Conference International Capital Movements: Old and New Debates, jointly organized by the Banco Central de Reserva del Perú, the Reinventing Bretton Woods Committee and the Intergovernmental Group of Twenty-Four, held in Cusco, Peru, on July 19-20. This presentation was part of session IV on National, Regional and Global Responses.

Guatemala: Program for Application of General Principles for Remittance Markets
During 2009 Guatemala’s remittance inflows exceeded USD 4 billion and were equivalent to 10% of GDP, making Guatemala the fourth largest recipient of remittances in Latin America and the Caribbean. The Program for Application of General Principles for Latin American and the Caribbean Remittance Markets (General Principles) is the recommended reference guide for countries to improve the efficiency of services associated with remittance transfers from abroad. The document includes, among other things, an assessment for Guatemala of the situation of each of the five general principles for achieving safe and efficient international remittances services.

International Remittances in Ecuador
Remittances from abroad are of great importance to the economy of Ecuador and in particular to benefi ciary families. BCE data show that during 2004-07 these fl ows averaged an annual growth rate of 19%, but subsequently declined in 2008 and 2009. Thus, in 2009 remittances amounted to USD 2,495 million, resulting from 7.2 million transfers of an average value of 348 dollars. It is worth noting that this fi gure represented a 19.2% fall with respect to 2007 data. Remittance outfl ows from Ecuador, on the other hand, are low.

 

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Volumen LVI, 2010
Número 1, enero-marzo

  • Política monetaria y la burbuja inmobiliaria.

  • El fortalecimiento institucional de los bancos centrales.

  • Nuevas formas de política de estabilización monetaria europea. Durante y después de la crisis mundial.

  • Entradas de capital: el papel de los controles.

Monetaria
Volumen XXXIII, 2010
Número 1,
enero-marzo

  • Combinación de proyecciones de inflación: nuevas metodologías.

  • Combinación de pronósticos de inflación en Nicaragua.

  • Pronósticos factoriales en Venezuela: inflación y actividad económica.

  • Una comparación empírica de diferentes enfoques de combinación de pronósticos: el caso de la inflación en Colombia.

Money Affairs

Volume XXIII, 2010
Number 1,
January-June

  • The dynamics of bank spreads in the Jamaican banking sector: an empirical assessment

  • A real time evaluation of the central bank of Chile GDP growth forecasts

  • A larger slice of a growing pie: the role of emerging Asia in forecasting commodity prices

 

Essays

Datos financieros necesarios para la supervisión macroprudencial: ¿cuáles son los indicadores clave de riesgos para la estabilidad financiera interna?
E. Philip Davis
Essay 79


Studies
A Study on Administered Prices and Optimal Monetary Policy: the Brazilian case

Central Bank Award 2007

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Remittances Measurement

  • VI Remittances Seminar
    November 15-18; Madrid, Spain

Payments Forum

  • Payments Week 2010
    September 2010; Amsterdam, The Netherlands

Western Hemisphere Credit & Loan Reporting Initiative

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