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This paper introduces a function-based classification strategy for intermediation in Credit and Debt Markets. It innovatively maps equilibrium strategies to real-world entities, integrating established models like $Merton, 1995$. The perspective distinguishes traditional banks from non-bank entities, offering insights that advance the understanding and analysis of financial intermediation and is significant.
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This paper introduces a function-based classification strategy for intermediation in Credit and Debt Markets. It innovatively maps equilibrium strategies to real-world entities, integrating established models like $Merton, 1995$. The perspective distinguishes traditional banks from non-bank entities, offering insights that advance the understanding and analysis of financial intermediation and is significant.
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