Definition of Systemic Risk
Systemic Risk is due to the market factors or the risk that could cause a collapse of the entire market or economy (a war or natural disaster). It is not a firm-specific risk. Systemic risk affects the entire market
A hurricane runs up the entire east coast shutting down markets is an example of systemic risk because it affects the entire market.
Answer
A hurricane runs up the entire east coast shutting down markets is considered as an example of Systemic Risk.
Question 2 (of 17) 2. value: 5.00 points Which of the following would be considered Systemic...