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Effects of mergers on network models of the financial system

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assumptions, e.g. connectivity, contagion channel and the merger process, on different static and dynamic stability measures. We … systems. Our main finding is that merger activities can stabilize or destabilize the modelled financial network, depending on … various details such as the connectivity of the network and the assumed merger process. Merger activities can increase …

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