In this video, we discuss the concept of Too Big to Fail, their examples, role of government and how it evolved. Additionally, we discuss how to keep businesses from becoming Too Big to Fail.
Chapter
00:00 Introduction
01:09 What is Too Big to Fail?
01:59 Too Big to Fail Example
03:46 How Government Help TBTF?
04:25 How Too Big to Fail Concept Evolved?
05:35 Real Life Example
07:00 How to Prevent TBTF?
What does “Too Big to Fail” mean?
Too big to fail describes businesses or firms that have a more significant contribution to the global economy, and their failure may result in a massive financial crisis.
Who coined the term “Too Big to fail”?
U.S. congressman Stewart Mckinney in 1984 popularized the term too big to fail while discussing the intervention of federal deposit insurance corporations. Since then, it has been in use.
Steps were taken by the Government to prevent “Too Big to Fail.”
· Establishing the Financial stability oversight council
· Passing the Dodd-frank act and Volker’s rule.
· Summoning the banks to increase the reserve requirements.
· Ensure the value of the share capital exceeds international standards.
· Using contingent convertibles bonds.
· Following global financial system reforms introduced by the financial stability board.
· Issue particular Debt that can be retained in an emergency.
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