Banking Sector Interconnectedness is a structural financial network characteristic that captures the extent and nature of direct and indirect linkages among banking institutions through credit exposures, shared assets, payment systems, and financial contracts, which can propagate shocks and amplify systemic risk across the banking system.
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Estimating global bank network connectedness
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