Interconnectedness of Global Systemically-Important Banks and Insurers
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WP; economic policy; balance sheet; Global systemically important banks and insurers; connectedness; volatility; equity prices; vector autoregression; return connectedness; GSIBs from the United States; system of GSIBs; bank characteristic; equity return; bank subsidiary; BNP Paribas; book value; profitable GSIBs; dynamic return connectedness; connectedness in the system; return connectedness of United States; Global systemically important banks; Global systemically important insurers; Stocks; Insurance companies; Global; Europe; Asia and Pacific;All these keywords.
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