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Shadow Banking

The term shadow banking denotes services which are comparable to banking services, but are performed outside of the official, regulated banking system.

Avoiding state regulations is one possible way in which shadow banking can be misappropriated.

“Shadow banks” can include hedge funds, private equity firms, clearing houses and money market funds.

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