How is the risk of financial institution insolvency mitigated under capitalism?

Insurance companies offer inexpensive policies to address such concerns. And to protect their own interests, the insurance companies rate the financial institutions and charge insurance based on the risk level. Consequently, financial institutions have an incentive to not unduly risk your money, because that would mean higher insurance costs and customers taking their business elsewhere.

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