BailoutNone

BailoutNone refers to a policy approach where authorities choose not to provide financial rescue packages or government assistance to struggling banks or companies during crises. This means these entities are expected to handle their own problems without external support, encouraging responsible risk management. While it can promote accountability and reduce moral hazard—where companies take excessive risks expecting government aid—it also raises the risk of failures that may impact the broader economy. Essentially, BailoutNone emphasizes strict non-intervention, aiming for market-driven resolution but requiring robust risk management by the institutions involved.