Financial Stability Programs

Financial Stability Programs are initiatives by governments or central banks designed to maintain the health of a country’s financial system. They intervene during crises—such as bank failures or economic shocks—to ensure banks have enough support, prevent widespread panic, and keep credit flowing. These programs may include emergency loans, guarantees, or regulatory adjustments to restore confidence and stability. Their goal is to protect the economy from severe disruptions, preserve public trust in financial institutions, and promote overall economic resilience during challenging times.