Global Financial Collapse

Have you set aside resources and developed skills to deal with a prolonged economic downturn?

A global financial collapse could be triggered by (but is not limited to the following): Central Bank policy failures, Regulatory Failures, International Central Bank Coordination failures, pandemics, a Geomagnetic Storm, cyberattacks, an Electromagnetic Pulse (EMP),

Global Institutions   Financial Stability Board Twitter: @FinStbBoard      Bank for International Settlments Twitter: @BIS_org      BIS Committee on the Global Financial System    The Global Financial Crisis (GFC) (mid 2007 and early 2009) as a case study   Reserve Bank of Australia on the The Global Financial Crisis      UN: The global economic crisis: causes and transmission      IMF Working Paper: What Caused the Global Financial Crisis?—Evidence on the Drivers of Financial Imbalances 1999–2007    Resource Documentation   Wiki: Deflation      Wiki: The Great Deflation (1870 - 1890)      Investopedia: Deflation    Financial News    Wall Street Visionaries Provide Chilling Views on Next Big Risk (January 12, 2021)       Coronavirus Exposes the Cracks in American Greatness(June 29, 2020)      The Atlantic: The Looming Bank Collapse. The U.S. financial system could be on the cusp of calamity. This time, we might not be able to save it.(June 25, 2020)      Brookings: Are we seeing the demise of stress testing? (July/Aug 2020)      Bloomberg: Finance's Addiction to Dollars Leaves World Vulnerable to U.S. (June 18, 2020)      German Marshall Fund of the United States: The World Needs to Prevent Post-Pandemic Economic Conflicts "The world is indisputably headed for a deep recession, if not a depression." (April 22, 2020)      Financial Stability Board: "Cyber incidents pose a threat to the stability of the global financial system." (April 20, 2020      Reuters: BOJ warns of potential financial system risks triggered by pandemic (April 20, 2020)      FSB publishes report on international cooperation to address the financial stability implications of COVID-19 (April 15, 2020)