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Illustrative: interbank exposures between a core and a periphery, and a default spreading
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The department reads the banking system as a network of exposures that carries shocks from one balance sheet to the next: a default raises expected loss, a run drains liquidity, a fire sale moves prices, a laundering network hides in the flows.
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Banking and credit risk, Financial stability and systemic financial risk, Financial regulation and supervision, Financial crime and fraud, Operational resilience and ICT risk in finance
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