Are the supra-national investment investments in investment banking an important factor in the ongoing process of economic globalization?

If the increase in the scale of transnational investment investments in investment banking is faster than the rate of economic growth of the countries expressed, for example, in the Gross Domestic Product, is this the way in which economic globalization can generate additional systemic credit risks?

If in the context of these processes the diversification in profitability and income between investment banking and other types of financial institutions and non-financial business entities increases, can this situation be one of the symptoms of increasing systemic risk and the probability of the next global financial crisis appearing in the next several years?

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