Shock wave

In the financial market, a loss of confidence – even worldwide – in the stability of the financial system, with the main consequence that investors and, above all, private households withdraw their money from banks. Such a wave is triggered by certain events, such as the Lehman bankruptcy in September 2008 or also – admittedly to a lesser extent – the financial woes of the Emirate of Dubai in November 2009. – See stock market crash, crash, domino effect, deposit guarantee, government, euphoria phase, liquidity crisis plan, headline hysteria, herd behavior, panic, run, shock, external, sell out, stress test, distribution, stable.

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