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Martinez-Miera, David - 2019

We analyze the effect of bank capital requirements on the structure and risk of a financial system where markets, regulated banks, and shadow banks coexist. Banks face a moral hazard problem in screening entrepreneurs' projects, and they choose whether to be regulated or not. If regulated, a...

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Markets, banks, and shadow banks

Martinez-Miera, David; Repullo, Rafael - 2019

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Shadow banking : financial intermediation beyond banks

Adrian, Tobias; Chrétien, Edouard; Chui, Michael; … - Shadow Banking: Financial Intermediation beyond Banks …; … - 2018

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Financial-Return Crowdfunding and Regulatory Approaches in the Shadow Banking, Fintech and Collaborative Finance Era

Macchiavello, Eugenia - 2018

The relationship between financial innovators and regulators has been historically tense, with financial innovators taking advantage of loopholes and regulators desperately trying to keep pace with innovations while dealing with limited resources and long bureaucratic processes. Nonetheless, in...

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The Regulation of Shadow Banking in China : International and Comparative Perspectives

Huang, (Robin) Hui - 2015

, however, have focused on advanced economies, such the US and EU; much less has been written about China, despite its rising … economic power. This paper represents an attempt to fill this research gap, assessing China's regulation of shadow banking from … international and comparative perspectives. Shadow banking has grown rapidly in China over the past few years, which exhibits …

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The Law and Economics of Shadow Banking

Pacces, Alessio M. - 2017

This essay discusses the economic case for regulating shadow banking. Focusing on systemic risk, shadow banking is defined as leveraging on collateral to support liquidity promises. Regulating shadow banking is efficient because of the negative externality stemming from systemic risk. However,...

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Shadow banks or just not banks? : growth of the Swedish non-bank sector

Li, Jieying; Myers, Samantha - 2025

The global non-bank sector has experienced significant growth since the global financial crisis, raising concerns that this shift represents a financial stability risk. We consider the drivers of this growth in Sweden: a small, open economy whose non-bank sector has grown rapidly. In contrast...

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Extending financialisation and increasing fragility of the financial system

Iancu, Aurel - 2013

Financialisation is a complex and dynamic process of enlarging the monetary and financial relations in economy and society. This paper deals with the analysis of the financial market structure such as: the role and magnitude of financial sectors, the dynamics of the banking sector versus the...

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Macroprudential Regulation and Leakage to the Shadow Banking Sector

Gebauer, Stefan - 2019

Macroprudential policies for financial institutions have received increasing prominence since the global financial crisis. These policies are often aimed at the commercial banking sector, while a host of other non-bank financial institutions, or shadow banks, may not fall under their...

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Macroprudential regulation and leakage to the shadow banking sector

Gebauer, Stefan; Mazelis, Falk - 2019

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