Global Monitoring Report on Non-Bank Financial Intermediation 2022¶
Financial Stability Board. (2022). Global Monitoring Report on Non-Bank Financial Intermediation 2022.
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- Risk Migration
- In financial regulation, tightening capital rules on regulated banks drives equivalent intermediation into shadow banking and private credit — the regulatory-arbitrage pattern.
This sourceDocuments the migration of credit intermediation from regulated banks into non-bank ("shadow banking") channels.
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Documents large and growing non-bank credit intermediation, but not that tighter bank capital rules drive the shift, nor any role for private credit.
“Measures of credit intermediation and liquidity transformation for non-government MMFs and fixed income funds remained at elevated levels.”
- In financial regulation, tightening capital rules on regulated banks drives equivalent intermediation into shadow banking and private credit — the regulatory-arbitrage pattern.
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