According to the history, after
the 1930s the financial crisis that hits in 2007-8 are regarded as the most
serious financial crisis that left every lasting impact on the financial
institutions. Likewise, the financial crisis of 2007-08 is also regarded as a
major cause of the systematic risk. Systematic risk is a term used in finance,
which represents the risk that is expected to collapse the entire system or
market, which is opposite to the risk of collapse to a single entity system or
a group [9].
Likewise, it happened in 2007 when the entire financial market collapsed. The
financial crisis caused the systematic risk because as the financial crises
starts the bank consumers and even shareholders becomes worry about their
investment and by foreseen the coming crisis, they focused on to save their
capital. In opt to avoid the impact of the crisis, the investors, the consumers
and the shareholders all went to withdraw their investment, that make the
situation more critical for the financial institution and their financial
burden became more critical with double loss that caused systematic risk.
Likewise, in the 2007-08 economic
crisis, the uncertain situation set that put everyone into great worry. People
started to withdraw their investment from the banks another financial
institutions that put more burdens on the economic condition of the country.
Due to this practice, the money circulation decreased in the market and at the
same time, the banks become empty as they do not have money do to which the
entire economic market starts to collapse due to the inefficiency circulation
of the money. On the other hand, the interests rates were also increased due to
which the investors were not purchasing in the market and the market badly
collapsed. Subsequently, in 2007, it can be seen that the financial risk became
severe with the external factors for the business and this affects the entire
market rather than influencing a specific business. Usually the systematic risk
is uncontrollable for an individual entity as it causes due to the multiple
factors that are a combination of the internal and external factors. The
systematic risk also associated with the securities such as social, economic,
legal and economic.
References of financial crises caused concerns about systemic risk.
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[9]
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K. G. B. Aoki and N.
Kiyotaki, "Monetary and financial policies in emerging markets," London
School of Economics, 2016.
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