Systemic Risk and Financial Consolidation: Are they Related?
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WP; firm; return; large and complex banking organization; Systemic risk; bank consolidation; firm pair; sample firm; return correlation; firm level; dissimilar firm; consolidation elasticity; Stocks; Financial sector risk; Loans; Commercial banks; Global;All these keywords.
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