Non-bank financial institutions are organizations that provide financial services but are not traditional banks. These may include finance companies, which offer loans to individuals and businesses; money transmitters, which facilitate the transfer of funds between individuals or businesses; and pawn shops, which offer short-term loans in exchange for collateral. Non-bank financial institutions may offer specialized services that are not available at traditional banks, but they may also be subject to different regulations and oversight.

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