Economics, Econometrics and Finance
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Shadow banking risks in India could trigger financial crisis, regulations needed

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Studies in Indian Place Names
A CONCEPTUAL STUDY ON SHADOW BANKING STRUCTURE IN INDIAN CONTEXT
Dr.Rupesh S Shah

Paper Summary

Shadow banking, a system outside regular banks, is less common in India but poses risks like in advanced countries. Non-Banking Financial Companies (NBFCs) in India are seen as part of shadow banking. Excessive risk-taking by these institutions could lead to a financial crisis. Regulations are needed to prevent this in India.

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