#shadow banking

[sataniccapitalist]

Banks’ Ballooning Appetites for Private Credit Raise Shadow Banking’s Risks to the Financial System

Non-bank financial intermediaries, or shadow banks, are gaining ground in the world’s financial system, posing risks to its stability. As la

“Lurking outside regulated banks, myriad alternative sources of finance pose serious risks to the banking sector’s stability across the world… regulators are increasingly warning that the risks of shadow banking to the global financial system are too big to ignore.”

[debutart]

The April 2021 issue of The Banker cover story on “Shadow Banking” by artist Lisa Sheehan.

[econsociology]

The Growth of Shadow Banking and State-Finance Relations

[rwatimes]

The Shadow Banking Risks Inside Stablecoin Ecosystems - Tekedia

Banks are increasingly pushing for stablecoin regulation to extend beyond issuance and reserve requirements into secondary markets, arguing that meaningful financial stability risk does not end at the point where a token is minted. Their position reflects a broader concern: stablecoins function less like static digital cash instruments and more like circulating monetary assets embedded […]

➤ Banks are advocating for expanded stablecoin regulation beyond issuance to include secondary markets, citing risks similar to traditional shadow banking. ➤ The debate centers on whether to regulate only stablecoin issuers or the entire circulation ecosystem, including DeFi protocols and trading platforms. ➤ This regulatory push could significantly shape the future of digital assets and the competitive landscape between traditional finance and crypto-native systems.

[djellaldjouad]

Shadow Banking in 2026: The Wall Nobody Built to Last

Three trillion dollars of private credit grew at 18% per year for fifteen years. The infrastructure built to manage four hundred billion is being asked to manage three trillion. The infrastructure does not know it is being asked, because it cannot see itself.

A working paper deposited in June 2026 documents the convergence of five stress channels into a single cascade window.

Paper: https://doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.20558733

Book: https://www.amazon.com/dp/B0H4HMVSMR

The mark is the last thing to move.

[rwatimes]

US Treasury Secretary Bessent urges G7 to uphold sanctions against Iran

US Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent urges G7 to enforce Iran sanctions, targeting digital assets and shadow banking used to evade financial restrictions.

➤ US Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent is urging G7 nations to strengthen enforcement of sanctions against Iran, particularly targeting its use of digital assets and shadow banking to evade financial restrictions. ➤ The focus is on closing loopholes in cross-border enforcement, acknowledging that digital assets and decentralized networks have become significant tools for sanctions evasion, unlike previous efforts that focused on traditional finance. ➤ The article highlights the precedent of OFAC designating digital asset addresses for sanctions evasion and the need for a modern enforcement landscape to counter these evolving methods.

[madewithonerib]

I Dropped Everything and Left France | Our French Chateau #𝄞♫♪ Why The U.S. Economy Has Not Collapsed Yet | Andrei Jikh

Distracted Trump Rambles While Iran War Expands | The Bulwark

we need to make it okay for him to back out..

Sam Stein: The Ridiculously Unserious President

We’re raining hellfire down on Iran and American soldiers have died, but that doesn’t stop Trump from hitting the links, doing a little dancing, or holding a revenge rally. His main preoccupation is his daily PR battle over the war—which currently involves arguing that higher gas prices are a good thing. And his ever dutiful backup chorus in Congress is happy to explain how “freedom isn’t free.” Meanwhile, the immigration system has been so undone that we now have a shortage of seasonal workers. Plus, the absurd shoe-related loyalty test at the White House, a major Trump donor is trying to buy a Senate seat in Oklahoma, at least one white Afrikaner refugee has seen enough and wants to go home, Sam and Tim have new Cabinet member rankings, and some justice for JVL and Bill after Wednesday's pod.

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Library of Congress: Irving Fine Partita for Wind Quintet

A bulwark is a defensive wall or structure, but it also figuratively means a person, institution, or principle that provides strong support or protection against danger, unpleasantness, or attack, like a bulwark against tyranny or extremism. In nautical terms, bulwarks are the solid walls along the sides of a ship above the deck.

[bitcap]

シャドーバンキングとグローバル金融の脆弱性

本日は、一般的にシャドーバンキングとして知られる非銀行系金融仲介の構造的脆弱性と、グローバルな安定を確保するための規制対応について検証します。本報告書では、マネー・マーケット・ミューチュアル・ファンドやLDIファンドといった主体が、連邦政府の保険や中央銀行のバックストップといったセーフティネットなしに、信用供与や流動性変換といった銀行のような機能をどのように果たしているかを分析します。2008年の金融危機の歴史的事例は、突発的な投資家の取り付け騒ぎと証券化市場の崩壊が、いかにして政府の緊急介入を必要としたかを物語っています。

将来のシステム的混乱を防ぐため、金融政策委員会（FCC）をはじめとする規制当局は、投資ビークルに対する強制的な流動性バッファーやストレステストなど、より厳格なレジリエンス基準を提案しています。本報告書はまた、ステーブルコインやプライベート・クレジットといっ​​た現代の金融イノベーションが、市場監督の維持に新たな課題を突きつけていることについても考察しています。

最終的に、この報告書は、規制対象セクターと非規制セクターの相互関連性により、投げ売りや市場への波及リスクを軽減するには、協調的なグローバルアプローチが必要であることを強調しています。

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