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• n  a state of being connected reciprocally

• As AIG has pointed out in its own analysis, "The extent and interconnectedness of AIG's business is far-reaching and encompasses customers across the globe ranging from .
• For a moment there, it felt as though novels simply had to get longer and longer to encompass the world's galloping complexity and interconnectedness.
• This interconnectedness of so many congregations, along with Haggard's recently political bent, both amplify the effect of the scandal.

• interconnection

News & Articles

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• The New York Society of Security Analysts Presents Asset Allocation and Beyond Program
  NEW YORK, N.Y. -- via PRWEB - In an idea-packed session, industry leaders will address the latest approaches to managing the risks, returns, and interconnectedness of multi-asset portfolios in this new ...
  June 18, 2013 - GlobeNewswire via Yahoo! Finance

Quotes

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• Henry Paulson in Tampa Tribune
  This latest episode has highlighted that the world has changed, as has the role of other nonbank financial institutions and the interconnectedness among all financial institutions,Paulson said. "These changes require us all to think more...
• Roger Altman in Seattle Post Intelligencer
  It's the interconnectedness and the fear of the unknown, meaning the impact of a failure,said Roger Altman, a former Treasury official under President Clinton. "The prospect of the world's largest insurer failing, together with the...