Examples of using Shadow banking in English and their translations into Hebrew
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China shadow banking is exploding.
This money is what we call“the shadow banking system.”.
Shadow banking has retreated, but non‑bank credit remains important.
From this he moves to describe the'shadow banking system'.
The shadow banking system has been reassembled, and is now bigger than it was in 2008.
It's what has come to be known as the"shadow banking" system.
Fueled by real estate and shadow banking, China's total debt has quadrupled, rising from $7 trillion in 2007 to $28 trillion by mid-2014.
Clinton argued that her plan, which focuses on so-called shadow banking, would be much stronger.
Within the framework of the G20, Germany is therefore advocating better supervision of the financial markets,for example the regulation of shadow banking.
There is no transparency in the shadow banking system, and systemic risk is rising.
P2P platforms comprise one of the riskiest andleast regulated slices of the shadow banking system in China.
It suggests that Xi Jinping's government isn'tdone cracking down on China's $9 trillion shadow banking industry, despite concern that tougher rules have choked the flow of credit to the world's second-largest economy.
In China,P2P platforms comprise one of the riskiest and least regulated slices of the shadow banking system.
The firm predicts such borrowing will account for 45 percent of new total social financing-which includes bank loans, shadow banking credit and corporate bonds- down from 50 percent last year, according to a November 4 report.
The haredi MKs have an interest in making sure that the Bank of Israel continues to turn a blind eye and does not attempt to regulate andimplement Israeli law on the flourishing system of shadow banking in the haredi sector.
Several factors are worrisome: half of loans are linked directly or indirectly to China's real estate market,unregulated shadow banking accounts for nearly half of new lending, and the debt of many local governments is likely unsustainable.”.
Perhaps the most likely outcome is thattrading shifts to unregulated firms in the“shadow banking” sector.
In a 2010 interview on German television, it appeared that Steinbrück,who had adopted a very critical stance of the shadow banking system, attributed characteristics of the private equity industry to hedge funds.
American fund managers run 55% of the world's assets under management, up from 44% a decade ago,reflecting the growth of shadow banking and new investment vehicles such as exchange-traded funds.
There was rapid growth in credit-with much of that growth taking place not through traditional banking but rather through unregulated“shadow banking” neither subject to government supervision nor backed by government guarantees.
In addition to the ongoing problem of an absence of supervision,another growing problem is surfacing stemming from the interface between the haredi shadow banking system and the"official" banking system supervised by the Bank of Israel.
Several factors are worrisome: half of loans are linked directly or indirectly to China's real estate market,unregulated shadow banking accounts for nearly half of new lending, and the debt of many local governments is likely unsustainable.”.
Three developments are potentially worrisome: half of all loans are linked, directly or indirectly, to China's overheated real-estate market;unregulated shadow banking accounts for nearly half of new lending; and the debt of many local governments is probably unsustainable," the report said.
Second, finance was acrucial prop for profits in the two decades to 2007, with the banking industry expanding rapidly and industrial firms such as GE and General Motors building huge shadow banks.
On a single day last fall, two deals were comingtogether that would draw unusual attention to a banking family that prefers to remain in the shadows.