The responsibility for an investment with the obligation to be personally liable for any losses. – It is indisputable that any kind of investment is made more carefully, the more the responsible person is liable for this investment. As economic history can clearly demonstrate, sooner or later crises and market collapses have always occurred where this fundamental principle governing all economic behavior has not been heeded, irrespective of the economic system in question. – After the financial crisis starting in 2009, a plethora of measures were taken in the financial market (such as, in particular: relevant, often detailed regulations, new supervisory bodies) in an attempt to enforce stricter investment liability. – See resolution mechanism, unified, incentive scheme, bail-in, bank bailout, bankers, bonus, capital ratio, regulatory, greed, institution remuneration regulation, mammonism, employee accountability, moral hazard, loss absorption, personal.

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