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Complexity in banking: stock-taking and the way forward: presentation at the Central Bank of Ireland’s Global Financial Linkages Conference

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Keynote for Central Bank of Ireland/ Banque de France Conference on Global Financial Linkages.

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  • Linda S. Goldberg, 2018. "Complexity in banking: stock-taking and the way forward: presentation at the Central Bank of Ireland’s Global Financial Linkages Conference," Speech 272, Federal Reserve Bank of New York.
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