Editorial composite showing Frankfurt’s financial district beside a separated close-up of Ethernet cables connected to a network switch.

A theoretical study published in May 2026 finds that expanding an interbank network can raise banks’ risk-adjusted expected profits at first, but the advantage can reverse as institutions hold fewer reserves and depend more heavily on their partners.

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