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by Edouard Chazal

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Too Big To Succeed

Put mathematically, the complexity now grows non-linearly. This means, as banks get larger, the ability to risk-manage the assets grows much smaller and more uncertain, ultimately endangering the viability of the business.

→ Scientific American

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