Bailout Programmes

Bailout programs are financial support measures provided by governments or organizations to help struggling companies or banks avoid collapse. When a business faces severe financial trouble, a bailout offers emergency funds or assistance to stabilize its operations, protect jobs, and prevent broader economic problems. These programs aim to restore confidence and maintain economic stability, often involving loans, capital injections, or guarantees. While designed to prevent larger crises, bailouts can also be controversial if they favor certain companies or create moral hazard issues.