Shadow Banking: Strengthening Oversight and Regulation¶
Financial Stability Board. (2011). Shadow Banking: Strengthening Oversight and Regulation: Strengthening Oversight and Regulation.
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- A regulator whose field excludes a new asset class is structurally identical to a camera whose field excludes the loading bay — both produce silent failures rather than false alarms, which is the diagnostic signature of a coverage gap.
This sourceDocuments how non-bank credit intermediation falls outside the prudential regulatory perimeter, producing a silent regulatory void (gap in jurisdictional coverage) that systemic-risk supervision must re-tile — the regulatory analogue of a sensor blind spot.
- A regulator whose field excludes a new asset class is structurally identical to a camera whose field excludes the loading bay — both produce silent failures rather than false alarms, which is the diagnostic signature of a coverage gap.
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