ECB prize winners size up shadow banking

Researchers argue regulatory arbitrage should be prevented where possible

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Establishing a safety net for banks may prove ineffective if shadow banking activities are allowed to undermine it, and could prove costly to the regulator in the event of a crisis, according to a working paper published by the European Central Bank (ECB).

In Banks, shadow banking and fragility, Stephan Luck and Paul Schempp produce a "simple banking model" of maturity transformation to illustrate how sharp contractions in short-term funding in the shadow banking sector can spread to commercial

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