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Would love to be referred to some reading material also. Explain like I'm 5, lol. Thank you!
The RBI in India also introduced the D-SIB framework in response to 2008 crisis.
We literally have banks and corporate holding companies that now cannot fail right here too.
Which is why Tata Sons is being forced to list forcing the ongoing boardroom battle.
There is also movie based on the same.
William Hurt as Hank Paul.
Its there on OTT.
Watch that to see from the other side too.
You can also look at this.
Panic: The Untold Story of the 2008 Financial Crisis - Top Documentary Films https://share.google/4vpfCQWRv5cpwWZqU
If you want the other extreme there is Roger Moores Capitalism: A Love Story.