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assessing the Systemic importance of Financial institutions

The financial crisis showed that some financial institutions have the potential to disrupt the broader financial system if they fail. Whether it is because of their size, their complexity, their global reach, the degree of their financial connections with other financial institutions or the uniqueness of the services they offer, financial institutions that are “too big (or too interconnected) to fail” can pose serious risks to the broader financial system and the real economy.