Network theory takes root in post-crisis financial markets
Advocates of network theory in finance received a boost from the 2008 financial crisis. One of them is Kimmo Soramäki, founding editor-in-chief of the Journal of Network Theory in Finance, who believes the science opens exciting possibilities
The 2008 crisis dealt a heavy blow to the global financial system – threatening its largest participants with collapse, triggering multi-billion-dollar government bailouts and leading to regulatory and market structure changes that continue to eat away at the industry's profits.
But for advocates of the use of network theory in finance, such as Kimmo Soramäki, the crisis provided a boost.
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