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Foreword |
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Preface |
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Abbreviations and Acronyms |
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Overview
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The Grey Book
Conceptual Approach in the Guide
Structure of the Guide |
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PART I: CONCEPTUAL FRAMEWORK
Chapters 2–9
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The Measurement of External Debt: Definition and
Core Accounting Principles |
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Introduction
Definition of External Debt
Core Accounting Principles
Appendix: Accrual of Interest Costs—How Should This Be Implemented? |
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Identification of Institutional Sectors and Financial
Instruments
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Introduction
Institutional Sectors
Instrument Classification |
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Presentation of the Gross External Debt Position
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Introduction
Presentation Table
Memorandum Items |
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Public and Publicly Guaranteed External Debt |
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Introduction
Definitions
Presentation of Public and Publicly Guaranteed External Debt Position |
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Further External Debt Accounting Principles |
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Introduction
Sectors, Maturity, and Instruments
Specific Characteristics of External Debt
Debt-Service and Other Payment Schedules |
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Further Presentation Tables of External Debt |
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Introduction
External Debt by Short-Term Remaining Maturity
Debt-Service Payment Schedule
Foreign Currency and Domestic Currency External Debt
Interest Rates and External Debt
External Debt by Creditor Sector
Net External Debt Position
Reconciliation of External Debt Positions and Flows
Traded Debt Instruments
Cross-Border Trade-Related Credit |
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Debt Reorganization |
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Introduction
Definitions
Types of Debt Reorganization
Presentation of Data on Debt Reduction
Other Transactions Relating to Debt Reorganization |
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Contingent Liabilities |
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Introduction
Definition
Why Measure Contingent Liabilities?
Measuring Contingent Liabilities |
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PART II: COMPILATION: PRINCIPLES AND PRACTICE
Chapters 10–14
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Overview of Data Compilation |
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Introduction
Coordination Among Official Agencies
Resources
Legal Backing for Data Collection
Collection Techniques at Different Stages of Liberalization
Dissemination of External Debt Statistics |
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Government and Public Sector Debt Statistics |
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Introduction
How Should Data Be Collected and Compiled by the Debt Office?
Basic Details and Terms of the Borrowing
How Should Information Be Stored?
How Can the Debt Office Validate Data?
Appendix: Functions of the Government Debt Office |
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Banks and Other Sectors' External Debt Statistics |
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Introduction
Banks
Other Sectors
Appendix: Estimating Position Data with Transactions Information |
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Traded Securities |
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Introduction
General Observations
Key Considerations
Nonresident Investment in Domestically Issued Securities: Potential Respondents
Issues of Securities by Residents in Foreign Markets
Information on Securities Involved in Reverse Security Transactions
Possible Mismeasurement
Periodic Position Surveys
Counterpart Information |
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Country Experience |
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Introduction
Australia
Austria
Canada
Chile
India
Israel
Mexico
New Zealand
Philippines
Turkey
Uganda |
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PART III. USE OF EXTERNAL DEBT STATISTICS
Chapters 15–16
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Debt Sustainability: Medium Term Scenarios and
Debt Ratios |
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Introduction
Medium-Term Debt Scenarios
Debt Ratios |
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External Debt Analysis: Further Considerations |
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Introduction
Composition of External Debt
The Role of Income
The Role of Assets
Relevance of Financial Derivatives and Repurchase Agreements (Repos)
Information on the Creditor |
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PART IV. WORK OF INTERNATIONAL AGENCIES
Chapters 17–19
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External Debt Statistics from International Agencies |
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Introduction
Bank for International Settlements
International Monetary Fund
Organisation for Economic Co-operation and Development
World Bank
Joint BIS-IMF-OECD-World Bank Statistics on External Debt |
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External Debt Monitoring Systems |
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Introduction
Commonwealth Secretariat’s Debt Recording and Management System (CS-DRMS)
UNCTAD’s Debt Management and Financial Analysis System (DMFAS) |
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Provision of Technical Assistance in External
Debt Statistics
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Introduction
Commonwealth Secretariat
European Central Bank
International Monetary Fund
Organisation for Economic Co-operation and Development
United Nations Conference on Trade and Development
World Bank |
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