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Lecture Series
Handbooks | Lecture Series List
Since 1996, the Bank of England's Centre for Central Banking Studies (CCBS) has published a series of Handbooks in Central Banking. These books present particular topics that concern central bankers in a concise, balanced and practical manner.
As financial markets have become increasingly complex, central bankers' demands for specialised expert advice and training has risen. This has been reflected in the content of lectures and presentations given by CCBS and Bank staff . In order to give wider distribution to the material developed in these lectures, we are introducing this new series of Handbooks - Lecture Series.
The aim of this new series is to give wider exposure to lectures and presentations that address topical and technically advanced issues of relevance to central banks. The intention is both to spread ideas and knowledge and to add to the debate in the particular subject. As always, we welcome any comments on the Handbook - Lecture Series. The views expressed in the Handbook - Lecture Series are those of the author(s) and not necessarily those of the Bank of England.
Titles
The titles in the series to date are shown below. Clicking on each link will provide a brief extract of the relevant handbook and a link to the full text which is available for download in PDF format.
| No. | Title | Author(s) |
| 6 | Central bank management of surplus liquidity | Simon T Gray |
| 5 | Central banking in low income countries | Simon T Gray |
| 4 | Implementing monetary policy | William A Allen |
| 3 | Surplus liquidity: Implications for central banks | Joe Ganley |
| 2 | Financial data needs for macroprudential surveillance - What are the key indicators of risks to domestic financial stability? | E Philip Davis |
| 1 | Inflation targeting: The British experience | William A Allen |
