Increase in shadow banking activities seen as potential threat to Irish economy

Ireland is one of the largest centres for so-called shadow banking activity in the world, which could threaten the country's economic stability and traditional banking system.

Increase in shadow banking activities seen as potential threat to Irish economy

Ireland is one of the largest centres for so-called shadow banking activity in the world, which could threaten the country's economic stability and traditional banking system.

Credit ratings agency Fitch has warned that while the health of the global banking system has improved since the financial crisis, the rise in shadow banking means risk "has not necessarily been reduced."

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