Risks posed by some ‘shadow banking’ firms not fully known, ESRB says

“Significant data gaps” prevent full assessment of “other financial institutions”, report says

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There is still not enough data available to fully assess the risks from a significant part of the “shadow banking” sector, the European Systemic Risk Board said.

“Significant data gaps prevent a comprehensive risk assessment” of “other financial institutions” the ESRB said as it published its third annual “shadow banking monitor” on September 10. The monitor is based on all available data on the shadow banking sector up until the end of 2017.

The European shadow banking sector does not appear

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