Voorbeelden van het gebruik van Shadow banking in het Engels en hun vertalingen in het Nederlands
{-}
-
Official
-
Colloquial
-
Ecclesiastic
-
Medicine
-
Financial
-
Computer
-
Ecclesiastic
-
Official/political
-
Programming
As regards shadow banking, the Financial Stability Board proposed a series of recommendations in 2013 to regulate the sector.
Therefore the Chinese authorities have already  introduced measures to curb shadow banking activities, resulting in lower credit growth.
Shadow banking is the system of credit intermediation that involves entities
the European Parliament on Shadow Banking- Addressing New Sources of Risk in the Financial Sector.
their operation has been at the core of international work on shadow banking.
Ultimately, addressing shadow banking in China will require mechanisms that clearly define,
the MMF markets in the context of shadow banking.
In response, the FSB released a report on 27 October 20111 on strengthening oversight and regulation of shadow banking.
The proposal for a regulation follows up on last year's green paper on shadow banking see IP/12/253 and MEMO/12/191.
The European Parliament's own-initiative report on shadow banking also highlighted the importance of appropriate measures in this area.
The G20's financial reform efforts will continue in areas like macro-prudential policy frameworks, shadow banking, commodity derivative markets
The Commission has today adopted a communication on shadow banking and proposed new rules for money market funds MMFs.
This would come on top of already well-established links which currently exist between the regulated and the shadow banking sectors.
apply in designing and implementing regulatory measures for shadow banking.
However, it creates complex collateral chains between traditional banking and shadow banking, posing financial stability risks.
Main elements of today's communication on shadow banking and draft regulation on money market funds.
The communication is a follow-up to last year's Green Paper on Shadow Banking IP/12/253.
The communication is a follow-up to last year's Green Paper on Shadow Banking IP/12/253.
In the context of shadow banking, the Financial Stability Board(FSB) and the European Systemic Risk Board have identified the risks that SFTs present for both traditional banking and shadow banking.
together with shadow banking, while many steel companies have repeatedly pledged the same collateral for loans from several different banks, thus multiplying the risk.