TAILIEUCHUNG - Global Shadow Banking Monitoring Report 2012

One of the lessons that the Bank has learned from the experience of so- cial funds is that involving poor citizens in the choices, design, and imple- mentation of projects responsive to their immediate needs may unearth new but modest sources of domestic savings for capital formation. These savings, effected mainly through the labor of the poor and the mobiliza- tion of parts of their unspent incomes, frees up public resources for other uses. This can potentially reduce the claims of the public sector on the national economy. In addition to domestic savings, the poor also learn new skills and techniques, including that of organization, which should improve their. | FSB FINANCIAL STABILITY BOARD Global Shadow Banking Monitoring Report 2012 18 November 2012 Table of contents Executive 1. 2. Overview of macro-mapping 3. Cross-jurisdiction Structure of financial Growth trends of non-bank financial intermediaries across 4. Composition of non-bank financial Breakdown by sub-sectors of non-bank financial intermediaries at Recent trends in 5. Interconnectedness between banks and shadow banking entities non-bank financial intermediaries .20 Analysing interconnectedness between banks and shadow banking High-level analysis of Data Issues for further enhancement of 6. Finance Companies - Overview of Survey Definition and types of finance Regulatory Policy tools and monitoring frameworks to address shadow banking risks . 26 Business Annex 1 Template used for the data collection exercise Annex 2 Share of total assets by jurisdiction Annex 3 Survey questionnaire on finance companies Annex 4 Possible Additional Measures of Interconnectedness between Banks and Shadow Banking System Annex 5 Country case studies on i Dutch Special Financial Institutions ii Financial Companies in India and iii Securities Lending in the United States. 2 Executive Summary The shadow banking system can broadly be described as credit intermediation involving entities and activities outside the regular banking system . Although intermediating credit through non-bank channels can have advantages such channels can also become a source of systemic risk especially when they are structured to perform bank-like functions . maturity transformation and leverage and when their interconnectedness with the regular banking system is strong. Therefore appropriate monitoring and regulatory .

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• branch organizations
• raising capital
• business performance
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• Bank loan inefficiency
• Weather conditions
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• Credit
• investment results
• Officer evaluation and appraisal Head of loan conditions
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