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The Financial Stability Board (FSB) describes shadow banking as "credit intermediation involving entities and activities fully or partially outside the regular banking system or nonbanking credit intermediation in short."
Source: Financial Stability Board-Global Shadow Banking Monitoring Report 2013 (November 14, 2013); national flow of funds data; other national sources).
� Coordinators-These are groups formed by governments and central banks to ensure global financial stability and to an extent ensure uni- formity in standards through periodic consultations and agreements.
Examples of this category are the G20 (group of 20 finance ministers and central bank governors), FSB (Financial Stability Board), OECD (Orga- nization of Economic Cooperation and Development), IMF (Interna- tional Monetary Fund), and BIS (Banker's International Settlement).
It indeed is but more for financial services, which by their very structure are more accountable and answerable to a larger universe of stakeholders given their influence on the economic well-being of the geographies they operate in and their relationship in spe- cific and global financial stability in general.
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