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Consolidation and Competition in Second District Banking Markets, Volume 2, Issue 8

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Consolidation and Competition in Second District Banking Markets, Volume 2, Issue 8

DATE: July 1996

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ABSTRACT: The consolidation rate in the Federal Reserve's Second District banking markets generally outpaced the national average between 1989 and 1994. Nevertheless, these banking markets remain relatively unconcentrated, with midsized banks increasing their market share at the expense of large banks.

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Federal Reserve Bank of New York. Research and Statistics Group. "Consolidation and Competition in Second District Banking Markets, Volume 2, Issue 8," Current Issues in Economics and Finance (July 1996). https://fraser.stlouisfed.org/title/6879/item/627865, accessed on March 28, 2023.

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