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Older financial institutions likely to survive longer

The Lindy effect suggests that the longer something exists, the longer it will continue to exist. This principle can be applied to financial institutions, implying that older ones have a higher chance of surviving longer due to their established track records and resilience over time.

Example

Just as Call the Midwife, a British period drama based on Jennifer Worth's memoirs, has been adapted and continues to be broadcast, older financial institutions have a proven track record of surviving through various economic cycles.

Understanding the Lindy effect helps investors and stakeholders assess the longevity and stability of financial institutions, guiding better investment decisions.

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