The Federal Reserve keeps an eye on financial system threats and collaborates, typically with domestic and international organizations, to make sure the system supports a strong economy for American families, communities, and companies.
When a financial system’s markets and institutions—such as banks, savings and loans, and other suppliers of financial products and services—are robust and able to continue operating even after a negative shock, it is said to be stable. This implies that people, communities, and companies can rely on getting the goods, services, and resources they require in order to make investments, expand, and take part in a healthy economy. These services and resources consist of:
