Title IX (Regulation of Financial Stability)

Title IX (Regulation of Financial Stability) refers to the set of rules and oversight mechanisms designed to ensure the stability of the financial system. It aims to prevent risks that could cause widespread economic disruption by monitoring large financial institutions, managing potential crises, and maintaining confidence in the financial markets. Essentially, it provides a framework for regulators to identify and address vulnerabilities in banks and other financial entities, helping to protect the economy from systemic failures and ensuring that the financial system remains safe and reliable.