Financial Crisis Management

Financial crisis management involves steps taken by governments, central banks, and financial institutions to stabilize the economy during a financial downturn. This includes activities like providing emergency funding, adjusting interest rates, and implementing policies to restore confidence, protect deposits, and prevent bank failures. The goal is to contain the crisis's spread, maintain liquidity, and support economic recovery. Effective management requires coordinated efforts to safeguard financial stability, ensure the functioning of markets, and minimize the negative impact on individuals and businesses.