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  • Financial Economics
  • Network Analysis
  • Risk Management

Background:

  • Financial systemic risk is a critical global concern.
  • Limited research exists on financial systemic risk within the ASEAN region.
  • Understanding interbank network structures is crucial for assessing regional financial stability.

Purpose of the Study:

  • To quantify financial systemic risk in ASEAN countries.
  • To identify systemically important banks within the ASEAN interbank network.
  • To analyze the impact of initial shocks on systemic risk and bank importance.

Main Methods:

  • Utilized the minimum density method to construct the ASEAN interbank network.
  • Employed node centrality measures to identify systemically important banks.
  • Applied the DebtRank algorithm to calculate systemic risk values.

Main Results:

  • Initial impacts on systemically important banks lead to higher systemic risk peaks.
  • Countries exhibiting high intermediary and closeness centrality face greater systemic risk.
  • The interbank network structure significantly influences the propagation of financial distress.

Conclusions:

  • Systemically important banks are key nodes in the transmission of financial risk in ASEAN.
  • Network centrality metrics effectively identify institutions critical to financial stability.
  • Targeted regulatory supervision on key risk areas and weak links is recommended for ASEAN financial authorities.