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International Coordination of FInancial Supervision: Why Has It Grown? Will It Be Sustained?

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  • Herring, Richard J., 2017. "International Coordination of FInancial Supervision: Why Has It Grown? Will It Be Sustained?," Working Papers 17-04, University of Pennsylvania, Wharton School, Weiss Center.
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