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Banking business models: the role of the new shadow banking: a possible next financial crisis?

Daniele Fontana

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The evolution of the supervisory system. The role of regulatory capital and the impact on the banking system. Shadow banking and crisis prevention system. Shadow banking regulation. Banking and shadow banking crisis.

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The evolution of the supervisory system. The role of regulatory capital and the impact on the banking system. Shadow banking and crisis prevention system. Shadow banking regulation. Banking and shadow banking crisis.

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The evolution of the supervisory system. The role of regulatory capital and the impact on the banking system. Shadow banking and crisis prevention system. Shadow banking regulation. Banking and shadow banking crisis.

Key concepts: Shadow banking system, Shadow (psychology), Financial crisis, Retail banking, Business, Financial system, Capital (architecture), Financial regulation

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