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become less elastic over time, resulting in a decline in risk sharing. While shock amplification has also declined on average …We develop a structural model of the global banking network and analyze its role in facilitating risk sharing and … explains variation in risk sharing and amplification across countries. Moreover, we show that cross‐border loan supply has …
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The process of globalization inevitably leads to the rethinking (conceptual reconstruction) of the paradigm of growth and economic development at local, regional, national, European and global level, implicitly on the financial market as a whole. The high challenge, on the one hand, of the...
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This paper considers the formation of risk-sharing networks. Following empirical findings, we build a model where risk … risk-sharing outcomes. These results may help explain empirical findings that risk-sharing is often not symmetric or …
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Given limited network information, we consider robust risk quantification under the Eisenberg-Noe model for financial …
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