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Foreign investment, regulatory arbitrage, and the risk of U.S. banking organizations

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Regulatory ratios, CDS spreads, and credit ratings in a favorable economic environment

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Regulating financial crises in the USA, the dealectic and beyond part A

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Does fintech contribute to systemic risk? : evidence from the US and Europe

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