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The 18 pages that link to Systemic risk, each with the reason it gives.

• Moral hazardRelated: Risk-taking encouraged across interconnected institutions can amplify threats to the wider financial system.

• Systems thinkingRelated: It frames failures as network-wide effects rather than isolated incidents.

• DeregulationRelated: In finance, loosened constraints can increase connections through which failures spread.

• Financial marketRelated: Interconnected markets can transmit failures beyond the participants directly involved.

• Cascading failureRelated: Cascades are a mechanism by which local failures become system-wide threats.

• Financial regulationRelated: Reducing this risk is a central reason for rules that address interconnectedness and common exposures.

• Financial economicsRelated: It captures spillovers that asset-by-asset risk analysis can miss.

• Investment fundRelated: Large or interconnected funds can transmit market shocks through shared holdings and forced sales.

• Global catastrophic riskRelated: Interdependence can turn a localized shock into cascading global failures.

• Financial servicesRelated: Interconnected providers can transmit distress across institutions and the economy.

• Nouriel RoubiniRelated: His warnings concerned risks capable of destabilizing interconnected markets and institutions.