The role of the financial sector in the US, Japan and other advanced economies has grown too big, the International Monetary Fund has warned.
A study by IMF economists found that emerging economies need to learn the lessons of the 2008 global financial crisis and avoid allowing their banking systems and financial markets to grow faster than regulators can keep up with.
They also point to growing evidence that at a certain stage banks and other financial institutions assume too big a share in economies and end up contributing more to financial instability than to economic growth.
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