What does BOF stand for?

Bank of Finland

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Samples in periodicals archive:

If you follow all the indicators, you see some stabilisation, albeit at a low level,' Liikanen, who also heads the Bank of Finland, said in a speech at a conference organised by the Helsinki University of Technology.

United States: ECB's Liikanen -Signs of economic stabilisation

Both the finance ministry and the Bank of Finland anticipated more Finns would find themselves out of work this year.

Finnish economy to shrink 5.0% in 2009

The Bank of Finland governor said inflation is not out of control, but that the situation is challenging and that people must trust the ECB to bring inflation down again.

ECB's Liikanen Anchor's Inflation Expectations

The views expressed in this paper are solely those of the authors and do not necessarily represent the position of the Oesterreichische Nationalbank or the Bank of Finland.

The euro goes east: implications of the 2000-2002 economic slowdown ...

In Finland, hundreds of people lined up outside Bank of Finland branches in the early morning.

Little 'euro stress' in currency debut

In Helsinki, the Bank of Finland opened its doors an hour before the official deadline to issue euros and warm drinks to customers who had queued in temperatures as low as -25c (-13f) on the coldest New Year's Eve in a decade.

A Happy New Euro but at what price?

Bank of Finland, Review of Economies in Transition, Unit for Eastern European Economies, Bank of Finland, Helsinki 1995.

Estonian managers at the gate of the European Union

This is necessary, since the Bank of Finland does not have the resources to look after Finnish banks itself.

Meeting 1993: the Scandinavian commercial sector and the New Europe