Loans to non-depository financial institutions: new granularity and a rapidly growing segment
By John Vermillion
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The article discusses the growing importance of loans to non-depository financial institutions in credit intermediation and highlights new regulatory granularity. These entities are playing a significant role outside traditional banking systems.
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