Why shadow banking may never be properly regulated

The government's attempts to regulate shadow banking are being hindered by conflicts of interest, infighting between the industry and regulators, and disagreements over exactly where policy is needed

4 minute readFebruary 13, 2014 at 07:45 AM
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In 2013, shadow banking – unregulated, high-yield lending that largely takes place off banks' balance sheets – reached a record30% of total financing in China. Total debt (encompassing central and

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