This is a systemic risk, systemic shock.

Taking Systemic Risk Seriously

The new margin requirements for derivatives, introduced in order to reduce systemic risk, are one example of such a chokepoint. It might make sense to apply them to banks or hedge funds, but pension funds are highly creditworthy institutions that pose little or no systemic risk to financial markets.

Systemic risk is intrinsic to globalization. Greater openness and integration necessarily increase the potential for cascading crises and amplification of shocks.

Systemic issues and trends in staffing and procurement activities emerged from the audited activities of high risk operations where UNHCR visibility is high.

Systemic issues

The connection between financial risk and asset price swings emerges from the use of a new approach Imperfect Knowledge Economics (IKE) to understanding risk and fluctuations in asset markets. This approach implies that more can be done to reduce systemic risk, beyond reforming how risk is measured and capital buffers determined.

Systemic issues and trends have emerged from the audited activities of UNHCR's higher risk operations (emergency or large and complex) where UNHCR's visibility is high.

Support should be provided to ailing firms only on an exceptional basis, when they posed a systemic risk to the financial sector as a whole.

C. Systemic issues

Selected systemic issues

International and systemic aspects

Governance and systemic issues

Systemic issues and participation

Systemic issues and challenges

1. The systemic question

The right approach is to search for and prevent excessive systemic risk wherever it manifests itself. The US authorities now have a legal mandate to do this.

So what is to be done? It will be hard to reverse financial liberalization, but its negative side effects including greater systemic risk require a series of reforms.

And then, the systemic risks.

We need deep, systemic change.

Global governance and systemic issues

Conflict management and systemic efficiency

Thus, there is systemic market risk, and unregulated securitization of banking assets, which was the main cause of the recent collapse, adds to it. To avert a repetition, securities held by banks must carry a much higher risk rating than they currently do.

This is where success is systemic.

Systemic issues and global economic decision making

So it's systemic across the entire country.

International systemic coherence therefore assumed particular importance.

It seems most likely, but no one really knows. The financial crisis, morphing quickly into a global economic downturn, resulted not just from a failure to react to growing instability, risk, and imbalance, but also from a widespread pre crisis inability to see the rising systemic risk.

And so a new awareness will have to arise, of how we deal with these, how we mobilize ourselves, in a new way, and come together as a community to manage systemic risk.

They said, OK, it's not about systemic change.

This process facilitates systemic change and political legitimacy.

A systemic and holistic approach was therefore needed.

Systemic problems required an integrated approach and organizational restructuring.

Systemic issues strengthening the multilateral system to promote development

Systemic biases in the system needed to be addressed.

Bank regulators are starting to take these issues more seriously an encouraging change from the 1990s and early 2000s, when the Fed was among the cheerleaders for unfettered financial innovation, without adequate consideration for systemic risk.

This systemic risk a financial shock leading to severe economic contagion was supposed to be reduced by securitization. Financial globalization meant that banks no longer held assets like mortgages on their books, but packaged them in asset backed securities that were sold to investors in capital markets worldwide, thereby distributing risk more widely.

You want to also try to get more systemic transformation.

However, it continues to suffer from severe and systemic problems.

In the table for Specific target organ systemic toxicity (single exposure)

BARCELONA Central bankers and regulators tend to worry that too much competition in the financial sector increases instability and the risk of systemic failure. Competition authorities, on the other hand, tend to believe that the more competition, the better.

Greece has no good options, but a serious contagion risk remains to be contained in order to prevent derailment of the fiscal and growth oriented reforms in Italy and Spain. In the face of high systemic risk, private capital is leaving banks and the sovereign debt markets, causing governments borrowing costs to rise and bank capitalization to fall.

If they were already too big to fail, what should we now say when banks are even bigger? Their market power has increased, yet they know they incur no risk, owing to the aggravated systemic impact of their potential bankruptcy.

First, modern finance is simply too politically powerful for legislatures or regulators to restrain its ability to create systemic macroeconomic risk. At the same time, it has not preserved its ability to entice customers with promises of safe, sophisticated money management.

Some recent reports point to systemic problems throughout the United Nations Organization.