Regulators implementing the Dodd-Frank financial reform law and trying to ensure that big banks don’t fall into another crisis know that may be looking in all the wrong places.
Instead of the big banks that are normally the focus of regulations meant to protect taxpayers and the broader economy, nonbank financial institutions known as shadow banks may pose the more immediate threat to the financial system.
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