Systemic risk describes the danger that one institution's failure could trigger a chain reaction, destabilizing an entire financial system or economy. Regulators and central banks use this concept to spot vulnerabilities, set capital rules, and prevent contagion. Ultimately, everyone—savers, investors, and businesses—benefits from a more resilient system.
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