Box C: Trends in Intermediation About 17 per cent of household and business borrowing is funded directly through capital markets, compared with 11 per cent a decade ago. In recent months, this process of disintermediatio - Process capital - Document - PDFSEARCH.IO

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	Box C: Trends in Intermediation About 17 per cent of household and business borrowing is funded directly through capital markets, compared with 11 per cent a decade ago. In recent months, this process of disintermediatio Add to Reading List Document Date: 2009-08-09 20:34:58 Open Document File Size: 34,62 KB Share Result on Facebook IndustryTerm finance market / equipment finance / / Organization Reserve Bank of Australia / / SocialTag Structured finance Economics Fixed income securities Securities Securitization Mortgage loan Security Financial market Money market United States housing bubble

Box C: Trends in Intermediation About 17 per cent of household and business borrowing is funded directly through capital markets, compared with 11 per cent a decade ago. In recent months, this process of disintermediatioAdd to Reading List