In the Middle East, Dubai, UAE, Dubai's debt crisis was announced, with the country's sovereign stepping in to restructure its investment company Dubai World and seeking a 6-month delay in debt repayment. Once the world's most incapable of repaying debts, Dubai will become the largest sovereign wealth fund default event in the world since Argentina's default in 2001. However, such a situation has not occurred even during the most difficult period of the 2008 financial crisis, and it is feared that it may trigger a new round of financial crisis. From being a luxurious tycoon to today's debt crisis, high-quality ratings have quickly turned into junk status, and more and more investors hope to understand some aspects of the global financial situation. Moreover, due to the increased correlation of global markets, after the outbreak of the incident, it soon triggered a decline in global banking stocks and financial stocks. Tamanah believes that this behavior isn't about all banks and financial enterprises' assets, but rather more about the time of financial credit crisis. If investors have a large-scale financial credit shake-up, it will inevitably lead to capital withdrawal. In reality, in our country, for example, the banking and financial industries haven't been greatly affected, but the psychological impact on investors is greater. Greater attention should be given to how to achieve this in today's financial and economic issues. It's time for Tamanah to discuss this issue.