Credit measurement in a changing world

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Measuring credit outstanding is not straightforward, particularly in a financial system that is experiencing ongoing structural change, new research by the Reserve Bank of Australia posits.

The analysis shows how the central bank has made considerable efforts to ensure that credit measures remained up to date and that they evolved with the Australian financial system. It shows how to deal with lending conducted by new types of institutions that fall outside the scope of the traditional reporting

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