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Discussion Papers

Research reports that are completed at the Bank of Finland are published at first as discussion papers. The series distributes information on the key research areas and results that are topical from the viewpoint of the Bank's strategic aims. The aim of the series is also to inspire discussion among experts.

Discussion papers are published in English, and they include an abstract in Finnish. They are published online in PDF format. Discussion papers may also be subscribed to electronically, in which case the subscriber receives an alert via email immediately after a new discussion paper has been released online.

The series has been published since 1988. The discussion papers that have been published after 1996 are available on the Bank of Finland website, and previous publications will be added to this site in PDF format.

Previously published discussion papers may be obtained in PDF format by email from the Bank of Finland (research@bof.fi). Copies can also be borrowed from the Bank of Finland library.

 

2010

8/2010
Syed Mujahid Hussain: Simultaneous monetary policy announcements and international stock markets response: an intraday analysis
2010. 32 pages.

7/2010
Paavo Miettinen: Information acquisition during a Dutch auction
2010. 30 pages.

6/2010
Patrick M Crowley: Long cycles in growth: explorations using new frequency domain techniques with US data
2010. 49 pages.

5/2010
Hanna Freystätter: Financial market disturbances as sources of business cycle fluctuations in Finland
2010. 46 pages.

4/2010
Sungho Choi – Bill B Francis – Iftekhar Hasan: Cross-border bank M&As and risk: evidence from the bond market
2010. 47 pages.

3/2010
Iftekhar Hasan – Heiko Schmiedel – Liang Song: Return from retail banking and payments
2010. 53 pages.

2/2010
Iftekhar Hasan – Heiko Schmiedel – Liang Song: Growth strategies and value creation: what works best for stock exchanges?
2010. 48 pages.

1/2010
Timo Korkeamäki – Elina Rainio – Tuomas Takalo: Law and stock markets: evidence from an emerging market
2010. 34 pages.