svigsrisikoen
**svigsrisikoen** refers to the concept of risk associated with the failure of a financial institution, particularly in the context of the Norwegian banking system. The term is derived from the Norwegian phrase "svikrisiko," which translates to "default risk" or "failure risk." In Norway, this concept gained prominence during the financial crisis of 2008–2009, when concerns arose about the stability of certain banks, particularly those with significant exposure to international markets or real estate.
The term became widely discussed following the collapse of Icelandic banks in 2008, which had substantial operations
**svigsrisikoen** encompasses not only the risk of individual bank failures but also the broader implications for
The term remains relevant in discussions about financial resilience, emphasizing the importance of robust risk management