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    US lenders' debt to shadow banks exceeds $1 trillion

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    US lenders' debt to shadow banks exceeds $1 trillion Empty US lenders' debt to shadow banks exceeds $1 trillion

    Post by Rocky Sun 11 Feb 2024, 4:44 am

    US lenders' debt to shadow banks exceeds $1 trillion

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    Economy News - follow up
    The amount US financial institutions have lent to shadow banks, such as fintech companies and private credit groups, has surpassed $1 trillion, as regulators warn that growing relationships between traditional and alternative lenders could pose systemic risks.
    The US Federal Reserve reported on Friday, February 9, that US banks exceeded the 13-digit threshold in loans owed to financial companies that do not accept deposits at the end of January.
    Hedge funds, private equity firms, direct lenders and others are using the money to leverage investments and increasingly lending it to a group of risky borrowers to whom regulators have discouraged banks from lending directly.
    This amount rose 12% last year, making it one of the fastest growing companies in the banking sector when overall loan growth was slow, up just 2%.
    According to a report by the British newspaper "Financial Times", the rapid rise in loans provided to shadow banks raises concerns from regulators, due to the lack of information or oversight regarding the risks taken by these groups.
    Last month, European Union regulators said they would delve deeper into ties between traditional lenders and shadow banks.



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