Regulatory forbearance allows authorities to temporarily ease financial rules, such as capital requirements, during crises. It prevents forced asset sales or defaults, stabilizing banks and markets. Primarily used by central banks, it benefits struggling lenders, borrowers facing loan stress, and the broader economy by maintaining credit flow and preventing systemic collapse.
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