SHADOW BANKING IN CENTRAL AND EASTERN EUROPE: SPECIFICITIES AND DRIVERS

The paper analyses the specificities and drivers of the shadow banking (SB) system in eleven Central and Eastern European (CEE) EU member states for 2004-2019. It contributes to the understanding of the CEE SB in terms of how the structural features of the financial and banking system determine its...

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Published in:South East European journal of economics and business 2024-07, Vol.19 (2), p.13-29
Main Authors: Bethlendi, András, Mérő, Katalin, Orlovits, Zsanett
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Banking industry
Banking system
Banks
Capital markets
Dominance
Eurozone
Financial services
Financial systems
Institutional investments
International finance
Market segments
Ownership
Shadow banking
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Banking industry
Banking system
Banks
Capital markets
Dominance
Eurozone
Financial services
Financial systems
Institutional investments
International finance
Market segments
Ownership
Shadow banking
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