The crisis demonstrated how interconnected the world financial system had become and how vulnerable even apparently healthy banks were when their competitors began to crumble.
In other words, the reinsurance market is starting to look like many of the markets before the financial crisis — lightly regulated and interconnected in ways that policy makers can't see, with banks potentially left with the wreckage.
An important reason why some financial institutions became too big to fail in the recent crisis was that they were too interconnected to fail regulators and markets did not have sufficient information on the exact nature of these links.
There is therefore a growing recognition that economy, ecology and equity are all in crisis; that they are all fundamentally interconnected.
Any number of firms that have grown larger, more complex and interconnected could deteriorate rapidly at any time, triggering another crisis.
In the end, the home mortgage crisis, the financial crisis, and this broader economic crisis are interconnected.
Adventure 1 is about the financial crisis and our relationship to it, and the way players are interconnected with content, performers, and producers in some ways mirrors the ways in which global systems are intrinsically related.
An "interconnected world" because factors that have spurred the spread of Ebola, the climate crisis, deforestation, cuts in public health services, poverty, and mal-distribution of wealth affect us all.
These films are themselves interconnected, part of an orchestrated moment of public discussion, instead of waiting for the next specific crisis of oily cormorants or Category 5 hurricane to arrive.
The current crisis has once again confirmed the fundamental recognition that our growth and prosperity are interconnected, and that no region of the globe can wall itself off in a globalized world economy.
