Bank leverage is the use of borrowed funds to amplify a bank's lending and investment capacity. It boosts potential returns but magnifies losses, affecting stability. Banks use it to expand operations; shareholders may benefit from higher profits, while regulators monitor risks to protect depositors and the broader economy.
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