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- FIN 366 · Week 5
This assignment covers the roles of businesses, government units, institutional investors, and individuals in the money, stock, bond, and equity securities markets. It explains the differences between these markets and how they operate. It is for Week 5 of the FIN 366 module.
What's inside
- Market participants: businesses, government units, institutional investors, individuals
- Money market: instruments, roles, functions
- Stock market: primary and secondary markets, participants, risks
- Bond markets: municipal and corporate bonds, roles, functions
Who it is for: Students taking the FIN 366 module, Week 5. (Undergraduate)
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Summary
Market participation covers the roles of businesses, governments, and individuals in financial markets. A student learns the different markets and who uses them.
Market Participants
Businesses, governments, institutional investors and individuals all take part in financial markets. They use the markets in different ways, and for different reasons.
Money Markets
Money markets deal with short-term credit. They involve instruments with low risk and high marketability. Businesses, governments and individuals use them to solve liquidity requirements.
Stock, Bond and Equity Markets
These markets involve trading shares, debt securities and company supplies. They have different roles and functions for businesses, governments, institutional investors and individuals.
Market Types
There are different types of markets, including call markets, term markets, interbank markets, primary markets, secondary markets and derivatives markets. Each has its own features.
Key terms
- Money market
- A market for short-term credit to solve liquidity requirements.
- Stock market
- A market for trading shares in publicly held companies.
- Bond market
- A market for issuing and trading debt securities.
- Equity securities
- An investment in supply that is issued by another company.
- Institutional investors
- Investors with large amounts to invest, such as insurance companies.
- Municipal bonds
- Bonds issued by state governments and their political sub-divisions.
Questions this document helps with
- What are the different financial markets?
- Who takes part in each financial market?
- What are the roles of government units in financial markets?
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