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In the years following the 2008 financial crisis, pundits and policy analysts decried the implosion of the global banking sector. But a fresh look at the international footprint of the largest global systemically important banks (G-SIBs) reveals a more nuanced picture of the current banking architecture. Professor Dirk Schoenmaker dissects the latest data and provides analysis on the influence, scale, scope and state of the G-SIBs from a global perspective. getAbstract recommends this detailed and expert report to banking professionals and those interested in assessing the condition of global financial institutions.
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Dirk Schoenmaker is a senior fellow at Bruegel.
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