The Regulation of Shadow Banking

44 Pages Posted: 10 Jan 2015

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Imad Moosa

Royal Melbourne Institute of Technolog (RMIT University); Financial Research Network (FIRN)

Date Written: December 1, 2014

Abstract

Arguments for and against the regulation of shadow banking are presented, evaluated and weighed against each other. Two strong argument for the regulation of shadow banking is that the system provides the opportunity for regulated banks to circumvent regulation and that it is a major source of systemic risk. Regulatory proposals are also discussed and evaluated. The conclusion that is reached following the discussion is that it does not make sense to regulate depository institutions while giving shadow banking entities a free hand to do what they like.

Keywords: Shadow Banking, Financial Regulation, Global Financial Crisis

JEL Classification: G2

Suggested Citation

Moosa, Imad, The Regulation of Shadow Banking (December 1, 2014). 2015 Financial Markets & Corporate Governance Conference, Available at SSRN: https://ssrn.com/abstract=2547344 or http://dx.doi.org/10.2139/ssrn.2547344

Imad Moosa (Contact Author)

Royal Melbourne Institute of Technolog (RMIT University) ( email )

124 La Trobe Street
Melbourne, 3000
Australia

Financial Research Network (FIRN)

C/- University of Queensland Business School
St Lucia, 4071 Brisbane
Queensland
Australia

HOME PAGE: http://www.firn.org.au

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