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What is 'Systemic Risk' in the banking sector?

A The risk that an individual bank’s IT system will crash.

B The risk that the failure of one financial institution will trigger a collapse across the entire industry.

C The risk of loss due to employee fraud.

D The risk associated with fluctuating stock prices of a single company.

E The risk of a bank branch being physically damaged.

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