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Financial interbanking networks resilience under shocks propagation
Roy Cerqueti1,2,3, Matteo Cinelli4,5, Giovanna Ferraro6
1Department of Social and Economic Sciences, Sapienza University of Rome, P.le A. Moro, 5, 00185 Rome, Italy.
Abstract:
The concept of resilience-i.e., the ability of a unified structure to absorb shocks-is of high relevance in the context of network modelling and analysis, mainly when referred to finance. This paper starts from this premise, and deals with the resilience of a financial interbanking system. At this aim, we firstly introduce a new measure of the resilience of a network, by taking into full consideration the influence of the topology of the network and the weights of its links in the shocks propagation; then, we build one financial network model related to the quarterly-based interbanking sector, whose weights are calibrated on high quality empirical data; lastly, we compute the resilience measure of the considered networks. A discussion of the results is provided, by considering both finance and network theory perspectives.
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