Broad
shadow banking levels «barely grew» to 64.7 trillion Chinese yuan ($ 9.72 trillion) at the end of the first half of 2017 from 64.4 trillion yuan ($ 9.68 trillion) at the end of 2016, a Moody's report released in November showed.
According to a recent Moody's report, broad
shadow banking levels in China «barely grew» to 64.7 trillion yuan ($ 9.72 trillion) at the end of the first half of 2017 from 64.4 trillion yuan ($ 9.7 trillion) at the end of 2016.
Not exact matches
Bad debt and high
levels of
shadow banking activities are among the country's most worrisome risks.
Risks in so - called
shadow banking have somewhat eased, while non-performing loans are still at a relatively low
level, the central
bank said.
A direct consequence of this growth was that the short - term liabilities associated with the
shadow banking system — repos and commercial paper — exceeded the
level of demand deposits as seen in Chart 3.
Despite the higher
level of scrutiny of
shadow banking institutions in the wake of the financial crisis, the sector has grown significantly.
The once - booming controversial financial sector, which has on many occasions caught the ire of regulators, appears to be showing distinct signs of faltering as evidence mounts of investors withdrawing from those savings products that once helped to bolster the
shadow -
banking sector to unprecedented, dangerous
levels of leverage.