Examples of using Shadow banking in English and their translations into Russian
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The value of shadow banking assets is difficult to estimate.
In April 2011, it published a background note on shadow banking.
But shadow banking has grown very rapidly and the issue remains on the agenda.
We are finalizing practical agreements on shadow banking regulation.
The tour of Mayfair looks at"shadow banking"- joining up the dots between politics and finance.
Effective and targeted financial regulation,including of the shadow banking system.
The size of shadow banking loans reached an estimated 30 to 40 per cent of GDP by the end of 2012.
The Panel also learned that the money was repatriated to Liberia through a shadow banking system.
Question: A question about shadow banking andspecifically about the problem of shadow banking in China.
In addition, the importance of comprehensive regulations, inclusive of shadow banking, was underscored during the crisis.
In that context, the shadow banking system also refers to unregulated activities by regulated institutions, including banks.
The Financial Stability Board is working to further strengthen the oversight and regulation of the shadow banking sector.
The shadow banking industry includes a host of financial intermediaries, including money market funds, investment banks, insurance companies and hedge funds.
Finally, despite its instrumental role in the run-up to the financial crisis, the shadow banking sector remains largely unregulated.
The objective is to ensure that shadow banking is subject to appropriate oversight and regulation to address bank-like risks to financial stability," it said.
States should impose controls on financial andcommodity markets, prohibit"shadow banking" and regulate speculation.
The shadow banking system in the ECE economies holds assets of approximately $57 trillion and accounts for 84 per cent of the world total world total is based upon countries accounting for 86 per cent of world GDP.
Upon pointing out the possible complications with the reformas an actual risk, he also mentioned the shadow banking growth in China and Brexit as yet another risk.
Since most shadow banking entities gain leverage through the formal banking system, the Financial Stability Board recommendations focus on the interactions of regulated banks with such entities.
The Financial Stability Board is currently discussing all the options regarding the definition,the monitoring and the regulation of the shadow banking sector.
The Financial Stability Board is to develop initial draft recommendations on shadow banking and submit them to the G-20 in the autumn of 2011.
In this regard, an issue that has come under increased scrutiny is the growing share of creditintermediation carried out by non-banking entities, also known as"shadow banking.
The FSB reviewed the progress of work to strengthen oversight and regulation of the shadow banking system, including the feedback from the public consultations conducted last November.
Important priorities in financial regulation are the implementation of Basel III, new rules for systemically important financial institutions andadequate regulation of the shadow banking system.
Participants expressed strong support for regulation of the shadow banking system, in particular derivatives markets and over-the-counter transactions, due to their high financial risk and threat to the stability of the world financial system.
In that context, it has agreed on an information-sharing process to support implementation of the policy framework for oversight and regulation of shadow banking entities other than money market funds.
The major risks for China's economy are associated with the housing bubble,the surge in shadow banking activities, lack of transparency in local government debt, excess capacity in many key industrial sectors and challenges in economic restructuring and reforms.
Important priority areas are the implementation of the Basel III international regulatory framework for banks, new rules for systemically important financial institutions andadequate regulation of the shadow banking system.
The information on shadow banking is particularly important for financial stability/vulnerability analysis given that the nature of the operations within the shadow banking system tend to create instability in the financial sector and/or more broadly in an economy or even globally.
Major steps in the continuing effort to strengthen international financial regulation have been the introduction of the Basel III framework andprogress on the regulation of systemically important financial institutions and the shadow banking system.
