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Offering a timely review of evolving roles between banks and non-bank financial institutions, the paper synthesizes trends in balance sheet evolution and crisis intermediation. Despite relying on established ideas, its integration of policy insights and empirical data delivers a fresh, compelling perspective on fixed income markets and overall financial stability.
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Offering a timely review of evolving roles between banks and non-bank financial institutions, the paper synthesizes trends in balance sheet evolution and crisis intermediation. Despite relying on established ideas, its integration of policy insights and empirical data delivers a fresh, compelling perspective on fixed income markets and overall financial stability.
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