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Towards greater resilience for “non-banks” in support the Savings and Investment Union
[Pour une résilience renforcée des « non-banques » au service de l’Union pour l’épargne et l’investissement]

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  • Clément Bourgey
  • Feyrouz Djabali
  • Philippe Troussard

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Non-bank financial intermediation, which has been growing rapidly since the 2007–08 financial crisis, represents an additional source of financing to address the challenges posed by the ecological and digital transitions. Its development contributes to the Savings and Investment Union initiative but requires close attention to ensure that this source of financing does not become a factor of vulnerability for the real economy. L’intermédiation financière non bancaire, en forte croissance depuis la grande crise financière de 2007-08, représente une source de financement additionnelle pour répondre aux défis posés par la double transition écologique et numérique. Son développement contribue au projet d’Union pour l’épargne et l’investissement mais nécessite que l’on y porte une attention particulière afin que cette source de financement ne soit pas un facteur de vulnérabilité pour l’économie réelle.

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  • Clément Bourgey & Feyrouz Djabali & Philippe Troussard, 2026. "Towards greater resilience for “non-banks” in support the Savings and Investment Union [Pour une résilience renforcée des « non-banques » au service de l’Union pour l’épargne et l’investissement]," Eco Notepad 448, Banque de France.
    • Handle: RePEc:bfr:econot:448
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