Financial innovation frenzy triggers global subprime mortgage crisis, sparking economic turmoil.
The over-innovation of financial derivative products, like subprime mortgages, led to the 2008 financial crisis. These high-risk mortgages were bundled into complex securities, spreading risk globally. This caused a financial tsunami, harming the real economy. The negative effects of such financial innovations highlight the need for moderation and improved regulations in the financial sector.