The systematic risk was occurred
in the financial crisis 2008 because there were weak regulations from the
regulatory authorities on the commercial banks. Poor regulation caused
financial crisis in 2008 and otherwise the situation was never bad. There was weak
and poor regulation on the house industry and mortgage principles were not
considered by the banks. Mortgage loan was more become a bet system and less
regulatory system (Burton, 2014). The demand for the
housing was increasing which resulted in increase mortgage rates and people get
defaulted because they were unable to pay such huge interest rate which
resulted as mortgage crisis happened which was the systematic risk. Housing
prices went down and banks never accepted it as collateral for loan, which
further contributed into the housing crisis.
This was the result of poor
regulation on the commercial banks, which happened to the 2008 financial
crisis. Banks did not follow the regulatory rules & regulations and their greed
make them meeting the huge demand of mortgage, which inflated the housing
sector and then people, started defaulting, which made the housing prices down,
and now banks were not accepting it as collateral. If regulatory authorities
had kept the check on banks and see that whether or not mortgage regulations
have been met by the banks and other institutions also see that why housing
market is being inflated and any
negative role into it. Banks are obvious to pay the greed so that maximization
of profits can be ensured but it was the regulatory institutions job to see all
that (Dorfman, 2018). The rise in the
housing sector was fake and not real, this resulted as after years housing
sector went down which resulted huge loss to the whole USA economy.
This was the systematic risk
because banks were associated with the financial markets and investors had
invested in the financial market, which also affected the stock market, and companies
lost the value of its share, which leads to unemployment, and shaking of the
consumer confidence (Mayes, 2013). The consumer
stopped spending on the economy, which further squeezed down the money in
circulation and in the result; sales dropped which led to more unemployment. This
was the systematic risk, which triggered down the whole economy and all results
were in negative.
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