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Wishlade, Fiona and Michie, Rona and Vernon, Philip and Kah, Stefan and Gloazzo, Claudia and Zuleeg, Fabian and Dheret, Claire and Tasheva, Iva (2016) Financial Instruments under Cohesion Policy 2007-13 : How have Member States and Selected Financial Institutions Respected and Preserved EU Financial Interests? Publications Office of the European Union, Brussels.

Wishlade, Fiona and Michie, Rona and Vernon, Philip and Kah, Stefan and Gloazzo, Claudia and Zuleeg, Fabian and Dheret, Claire and Tasheva, Iva (2015) Financial Instruments under Cohesion Policy 2007-13: How have Member States and Selected Financial Institutions Respected and Preserved EU Financial Interests? : Draft Final Report. European Parliament. (Unpublished)

Wishlade, Fiona and Michie, Rona and Gloazzo, Claudia (2015) Financial Instruments under Cohesion Policy 2007-13: How have Member States and Selected Financial Institutions Respected and Preserved EU Financial Interests? : Interim Report. European Parliament, Brussels. (Unpublished)

Wishlade, Fiona and Michie, Rona and Gloazzo, Claudia (2014) Guidelines for the Implementation of Financial Instruments : Building on FIN-EN - sharing methodologies on financial engineering for enterprises. Finlombarda, Milan, Italy.

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