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Shadow banking
Derived node: assembled mechanically from the claims carrying shadow-banking. A roster, not an adjudicated definition.
Every claim under this term
- 2470008-010 : Because private fund advisers supply liquidity and perform liquidity transformation in the manner of banks, the vulnerabilities their bank like activities create can carry large consequences for finan
- 2739479-011 : Because the Dodd-Frank Act discouraged banks from growing too large and made bank lending harder, private funds and other alternative lenders filled the resulting void by financing small and medium si
- 2748096-009 : Private fund advisers in the shadow banking system perform bank-like functions, providing liquidity to clients and to financial markets and engaging in various forms of liquidity transformation, and t
- 2748096-011 : The opacity of the hedge fund shadow banking system blocks direct measurement of hedge funds' role in the crisis, leaving researchers with indirect measures extracted from existing data rather than pr
- 2748096-038 : Hedge funds now supply funding to the banking system that may be rapidly withdrawn during a liquidity crisis and supply a substantial share of the sellers' side of the credit default swap market, ther
- 3002908-022 : Post crisis regulation that restrained bank lending, particularly to SMEs, opened a new market that private investment funds moved into, accelerating their involvement in banking functions.
- 3067615-007 : The rapid evolution of ICOs was enabled in part by the negative factors that had depressed start-up fundraising, namely post crisis banking regulation and a shadow banking sector that only marginally