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According to a survey of global fund managers by Bank of America ($BAC (-0,11%)) survey of global fund managers, investors see the US shadow banking sector as the most likely source of a potential global credit crisis. This was stated by 31% of the investors surveyed. The shadow banking sector includes financial institutions such as insurers and hedge funds that are not traditional banks. Since the 2008 financial crisis, this sector has grown strongly and now accounts for almost half of global financial assets.

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The reason for concern is that these shadow banks are less strictly regulated than traditional banks. This means they could take greater risks, making them more vulnerable to problems such as loan defaults or liquidity shortages. If a crisis were to break out in the shadow banking sector, this could jeopardize the entire financial system.

In addition to the shadow banking sector, the US commercial real estate sector (24% of investors) and US government debt (17% of investors) were also cited as potential triggers for a global credit crisis.

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