Shadow banking – a term used to describe credit activities outside the banking system – has developed a murky reputation over the last five years, given its perceived role in the 2008 financial crisis. China’s recent move to tighten regulations for its burgeoning shadow banking industry is indicative of the growing concern that surrounds it. But because emerging markets like China and India need diverse sources…
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