Securitization, perhaps the most important trend in international financial markets in the 1980s and early 1990s, continues to redefine the operations of banks and has important regulatory implications. Both bank and nonbank financial institutions are relying more on income from off-balance-sheet activities.
A greater share of credit now flows through capital market channels, which are characterized by less supervision in comparison to banks. Deregulation, improved technology, growing
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