Douglas Diamond, a 2022 Nobel laureate, revolutionized financial economics by explaining why banks exist—they mitigate risk by bridging savers and borrowers. His Diamond–Dybvig model illuminates how banks create liquidity and why they are vulnerable to runs. Used by regulators and policymakers, this framework underpins deposit insurance and central bank safety nets, ultimately safeguarding depositors and stabilizing the global financial system.
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