Financial Instability and Systemic Risk : From the Global Financial Crisis and Beyond / Jagoda Kaszowska-Mojsa.

Introduction.

Part I Systemic Risk and the Global Financial Crisis (GFC).

Part II Macroprudential Policies After the Global Financial Crisis (GFC).

Conclusions.

Appendices.

Explores the origins and dynamics of financial instability and systemic risk through the lens of agent-based modelling and macroprudential economics. The book examines the causes and consequences of the Global Financial Crisis, the design of macroprudential policy frameworks, financial fragility, uncertainty, and policy responses. It demonstrates how complex interactions among economic agents can generate crises endogenously and offers analytical tools for understanding and mitigating systemic financial risks.

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