china was once known as the fastest growing economy in the world. Today he is not at the top in this list, but

still he is at the center of discussion. The reason behind that is shadow banking. Today, china is the second

largest economy in the world. America is at number-1. Today India’s ranking is 5th. The world’s biggest

economists are worried about China. He believes that the impact of the ongoing crisis in china can be seen in

other countries as well. After all, what is the meaning of shadow banking, which has become a matter of

concern for everyone. In today’s story we will try to know about it.

What is shadow banking?

shadow banking has affected the real estate sector the most. shadow banking means that a non-banking

financial institution i.e. NBFC gives loans by bypassing the rules of the banking system. Banks give this loan on

the basis of conditions decided by them. That means they do not follow all the rules set by the government and

the central bank. By giving loan without following the rules, the bank gets into trouble.

shadow banking was first used in America. When in 2007, the banking companies there started giving loans on

easy terms. Which played a big role in the recession of 2008. shadow banking directly affects the economy.

Because when the banking system of a country becomes weak, its economy collapses. Many times banking

companies go bankrupt.

There is a burden on this sector

Currently, two companies in china seem to be victims of shadow banking. One is Evergrande and the other is

Country Garden. According to the Times report, more than a dozen companies have fallen prey to shadow

banking in the last two decades. China's property sector accounts for one-fourth of its economy. The real estate

sector took loan from the bank due to low terms, now it seems unable to repay the loan. Actually, due to decline

in demand, flats are not being sold, due to which property dealers are not able to return the money to the bank

on time. One of the biggest reasons behind flats not being sold is the rapid increase in flat prices.



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