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Community banks capital requirements and regional housing tenure. (2023). Archibald, Thomas Welsh ; Moreira, Fernando ; Yang, Chenzi.
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  45. From the Investment Plan to the Capital Markets Union: European Financial Structure and Cross Border Risk-sharing. (2015). Valla, Natacha ; CLERC, Laurent ; Berg, Jesper ; Nielsen, Erik ; Garnier, Olivier .
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  46. Bankers pay and excessive risk. (2015). Thanassoulis, John ; Tanaka, Misa.
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