Systemic Risk refers to the potential for a major disruption in the financial system or economy due to the failure of a critical institution, market, or sector. Unlike idiosyncratic risk, which affects individual entities, systemic risk has a ripple effect, leading to widespread instability and economic downturns. It is most commonly associated with financial crises, market collapses, and global recessions.
Key causes of systemic risk include:
✔ Financial Institution Failures – The collapse of banks, insurance companies, or major corporations.
✔ Market Volatility – Sharp declines in stock markets, leading to investor panic and liquidity shortages.
✔ Economic Crises – Recessions, inflation, and currency devaluation that weaken the global economy.
✔ Regulatory Gaps – Lack of oversight, mismanagement, or inadequate financial policies.
✔ Interconnectedness – When multiple sectors or institutions depend on each other, amplifying risk.
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