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Definition of shadow banking in English: shadow bankingnoun mass nounLending and other financial activities conducted by unregulated institutions or under unregulated conditions. regulators will tell politicians how they plan to reform shadow banking as modifier liquidity has been deliberately dried up to rein in the shadow banking system Example sentencesExamples - The allure of shadow banking over the last decade or so is unambiguous.
- Financial activities would simply migrate out of regulated institutions to shadow banking or overseas.
- The property bubble stops bubbling and when it does, both the property market and the shadow banking system go bust.
- The ongoing global financial crisis has its beginnings in the "non-traditional" activities of the banks that have ventured into the world of shadow banking and off-balance sheet transactions.
- Bringing back confidence, ending irresponsible practices, and bringing shadow banking practices in to the real markets are priorities.
- The report provides a deep view into the interface between the official and shadow banking sectors.
- He is alert to the role of European banks in the "shadow banking" sector in the US.
- The shadow banking system took over more and more of the banking business, because the unregulated players in this system seemed to offer better deals than conventional banks.
- Banks may be lending but the larger shadow banking system is not.
- There are specific, geographically linked networks of entrepreneurs who have become specialized in this unofficial shadow-banking sector.
Definition of shadow banking in US English: shadow bankingnoun Lending and other financial activities conducted by unregulated institutions or under unregulated conditions. regulators will tell politicians how they plan to reform shadow banking as modifier the shadow banking system Example sentencesExamples - There are specific, geographically linked networks of entrepreneurs who have become specialized in this unofficial shadow-banking sector.
- The allure of shadow banking over the last decade or so is unambiguous.
- The ongoing global financial crisis has its beginnings in the "non-traditional" activities of the banks that have ventured into the world of shadow banking and off-balance sheet transactions.
- The property bubble stops bubbling and when it does, both the property market and the shadow banking system go bust.
- Banks may be lending but the larger shadow banking system is not.
- The shadow banking system took over more and more of the banking business, because the unregulated players in this system seemed to offer better deals than conventional banks.
- Financial activities would simply migrate out of regulated institutions to shadow banking or overseas.
- Bringing back confidence, ending irresponsible practices, and bringing shadow banking practices in to the real markets are priorities.
- The report provides a deep view into the interface between the official and shadow banking sectors.
- He is alert to the role of European banks in the "shadow banking" sector in the US.
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