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| ⚫ | A '''systemically important financial institution''' is a bank, insurance company, pension fund or other financial institution whose collapse would trigger an economic and/or financial crisis. Different countries have domestically important financial institutions whose collapse would trigger a financial crisis in their borders. These are normally classified as domestically systemically important financial institutions. Globally systemically important financial institutions are those whose collapse would negatively impact the global economy. These institutions that are commonly described as "too big too fail" are often subjected to stringent stress tests and high liquidity requirements by governments. |
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| ⚫ | A '''systemically important financial institution''' is a bank, insurance company, pension fund or other financial institution whose collapse would trigger an economic and/or financial crisis. Different countries have domestically important financial institutions whose collapse would trigger a financial crisis in their borders. These are normally classified as domestically systemically important financial institutions. Globally systemically important financial institutions are those whose collapse would negatively impact the global economy. These institutions that are commonly described as "too big too fail" are often subjected to stringent stress tests and high liquidity requirements by governments. |
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== Globally systemically important financial institutions == |
== Globally systemically important financial institutions == |
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The Centre for International Finance identified the following banks as GSIBs: |
The Centre for International Finance identified the following banks as GSIBs: |
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* [[Vocher Cada]], |
* [[Vocher Cada]], {{Flagcountry|Great Morstaybishlia}} |
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* [[Golding Smithant]] |
* [[Golding Smithant]], {{Flagcountry|Great Morstaybishlia}} |
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* [[Industrial and Commercial Bank of Packilvania]] |
* [[Industrial and Commercial Bank of Packilvania]], {{Flagcountry|Packilvania}} |
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* [[Agricultural Bank of Packilvania]] |
* [[Agricultural Bank of Packilvania]], {{Flagcountry|Packilvania}} |
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* [[Export-Import Bank of Packilvania]] |
* [[Export-Import Bank of Packilvania]], {{Flagcountry|Packilvania}} |
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* [[Connie Max]], {{Flagcountry|South Hills|name=United Confederation of Concordian States}} |
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* [[Connie Max]] |
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* [[SHBG]], {{Flagcountry|South Hills|name=United Confederation of Concordian States}} |
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* [[First Bank of South Hills]], {{Flagcountry|South Hills|name=United Confederation of Concordian States}} |
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* [[Chartered & Merchantile]], {{Flagcountry|South Hills|name=United Confederation of Concordian States}} |
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* [[Kepley Banking Group]], {{Flagcountry|Great Morstaybishlia}} |
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== Domestically systemically important financial institutions == |
== Domestically systemically important financial institutions == |
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A systemically important financial institution is a bank, insurance company, pension fund or other financial institution whose collapse would trigger an economic and/or financial crisis. Different countries have domestically important financial institutions whose collapse would trigger a financial crisis in their borders. These are normally classified as domestically systemically important financial institutions. Globally systemically important financial institutions are those whose collapse would negatively impact the global economy. These institutions that are commonly described as "too big too fail" are often subjected to stringent stress tests and high liquidity requirements by governments.
Globally systemically important financial institutions
The Centre for International Finance identified the following banks as GSIBs:
- Vocher Cada,
Great Morstaybishlia - Golding Smithant, Great Morstaybishlia
- Industrial and Commercial Bank of Packilvania,
Packilvania - Agricultural Bank of Packilvania, Packilvania
- Export-Import Bank of Packilvania, Packilvania
- Connie Max,
United Confederation of Concordian States - SHBG, United Confederation of Concordian States
- First Bank of South Hills, United Confederation of Concordian States
- Chartered & Merchantile, United Confederation of Concordian States
- Kepley Banking Group, Great Morstaybishlia
