Rush to the exit (also often said in German, rarely Ausstiegshast)

The same-directed action of investors who try to reduce their positions at the same time in times of crisis. This reinforces a financial crisis. Experience shows that especially very risky exposures are quickly weeded out by asset managers at the first signs of a crisis. The danger of a rush to exit also increases if only a few large banks, and these even globally, are active in a particular segment of the financial market. – It is almost impossible to predict where the money generated by the liquidated exposures will flow to. In the financial market in particular, every exit is an entry anywhere else. – See banking crisis, bubble, speculative, derivatives transactions clearing obligation, derivatives transactions reporting obligation, domino effect, euphoria phase, Gigabank, hedge funds, derivatives transactions, bilateral, headline hysteria, herd behavior, megamania, Murphy’s law, repercussions, systemic, run, Sifi oligopoly, loss of confidence.

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