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Shadow Banking

Shadow Banking has been identified as one of the last remaining regulatory issues in the quest for more resilient financial markets. Largely parallel efforts are currently underway at both the G20 and the EU level to enhance the supervisory and regulatory framework on shadow banking. Any future regulation clearly requires a workable definition of shadow banking. Moreover, regulation will need to be targeted, risk-based and take duly into account the different risk profile between the different possible shadow banking entities and activities. In the area of asset management, the potential regulation sectors identified by the European Commission’s Green Paper on Shadow Banking: Exchange Traded Funds and Money Market Funds.

01/02/2019 EFAMA Response to IOSCO Consultation report on Leverage	21/09/2016 EFAMA reply to FSB consultation on proposed policy recommendations to address structural vulnerabilities from asset management activities	19/06/2015 EFAMA's reply to EBA's consultion on Draft Guidelines on limits on exposures to shadow banking entities which carry out banking activities outside a regulated framework
16/10/2014 EFAMA Position Paper on EC proposal for a regulation on Securities Financing Transactions	10/07/2014 EFAMA Position Paper on the Proposal for a Regulation on Structural measures improving the resilience of EU credit institutions	07/04/2014 EFAMA Reply to FSB IOSCO Consultation on NBNI G SIFIs

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