http://www.endlessmetrics.com/tracking-too-big-to-fail.html
One of the lasting ideas of the last financial crisis is the concept of banks being "too big to fail" ("TBTF"). These banks were institutions considered so critical to financial markets that their collapse could bring down the entire economy. As the failure of these large institutions was deemed unthinkable, the phrase was used in support of bailouts to avoid catastrophe.
Given the regulatory intention and its significance, it seems only natural to investigate the results in the years that have passed since the crisis and assess progress in the industry.
Submitted February 05, 2019 at 12:25PM by VirginHeroes http://bit.ly/2HU7tQw
