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    financial markets and regulation

    financial markets and regulation

    コースカテゴリInternational Business College

    Banking: In Chapters 2–5, we look at banking in all its aspects.
    Regulation: Chapter 6 examines the role for regulation of the banking and
    fnancial sector, and highlights recent developments, particularly the reregulation
    of strategically important fnancial institutions (SIFIs).
    Money and bond markets: In Chapter 7, we examine the domestic and international
    markets. We look at raising money for short term (money markets) and long term (bond
    markets).
    Equities: Stock markets, brokers, market makers and institutions are explained in Chapter 8.
    Hedge funds and private equity: Enormous funds are being invested in the markets
    today by these organizations, which is explained in Chapter 9.
    Credit crisis: The credit crisis, which started with defaults in the US subprime market and
    culminated in the collapse of Lehman Brothers, the failure of large swathes of US, UK
    and other banking markets, and the resulting major state bailouts, are covered in detail
    in Chapter 10. We outline the causes of the crisis and the key events that occurred,
    noting features of the recent sovereign debt crisis and the ongoing policy response.
    Foreign exchange: The international character of the markets today and gradual
    deregulation create strong demand for foreign currencies. This is considered in Chapter 11.
    EMU: European Economic and Monetary Union and the introduction of the euro
    started on 1 January 1999 for 11 countries. This key development is discussed in
    Chapter 12, along with an overview of the role of the euro and characteristics of the
    recent eurozone crisis.
    Derivative products: Interest rates, currency rates, bond prices and share prices
    fluctuate, creating risk. There are fnancial products that are, paradoxically, used to
    both exploit risk and control risk. These are called ‘derivative products’ and are,
    possibly, the fastest growing sector of the fnancial markets today. This complex but
    fascinating subject is looked at in Chapters 13–15.
    Emerging and growth-leading economies: The role of various booming emerging
    economies is considered in Chapter 16. Particular focus is placed on the role of China
    and India, together with the increased influence of other emerging markets.
    Key trends: Finally, in Chapter 17, we analyse the key trends in the fnancial markets today. Banking: In Chapters 2–5, we look at banking in all its aspects.
    Regulation: Chapter 6 examines the role for regulation of the banking and
    fnancial sector, and highlights recent developments, particularly the reregulation
    of strategically important fnancial institutions (SIFIs).
    Money and bond markets: In Chapter 7, we examine the domestic and international
    markets. We look at raising money for short term (money markets) and long term (bond
    markets).
    Equities: Stock markets, brokers, market makers and institutions are explained in Chapter 8.
    Hedge funds and private equity: Enormous funds are being invested in the markets
    today by these organizations, which is explained in Chapter 9.
    Credit crisis: The credit crisis, which started with defaults in the US subprime market and
    culminated in the collapse of Lehman Brothers, the failure of large swathes of US, UK
    and other banking markets, and the resulting major state bailouts, are covered in detail
    in Chapter 10. We outline the causes of the crisis and the key events that occurred,
    noting features of the recent sovereign debt crisis and the ongoing policy response.
    Foreign exchange: The international character of the markets today and gradual
    deregulation create strong demand for foreign currencies. This is considered in Chapter 11.
    EMU: European Economic and Monetary Union and the introduction of the euro
    started on 1 January 1999 for 11 countries. This key development is discussed in
    Chapter 12, along with an overview of the role of the euro and characteristics of the
    recent eurozone crisis.
    Derivative products: Interest rates, currency rates, bond prices and share prices
    fluctuate, creating risk. There are fnancial products that are, paradoxically, used to
    both exploit risk and control risk. These are called ‘derivative products’ and are,
    possibly, the fastest growing sector of the fnancial markets today. This complex but
    fascinating subject is looked at in Chapters 13–15.
    Emerging and growth-leading economies: The role of various booming emerging
    economies is considered in Chapter 16. Particular focus is placed on the role of China
    and India, together with the increased influence of other emerging markets.
    Key trends: Finally, in Chapter 17, we analyse the key trends in the fnancial markets today. Banking: In Chapters 2–5, we look at banking in all its aspects.
    Regulation: Chapter 6 examines the role for regulation of the banking and
    fnancial sector, and highlights recent developments, particularly the reregulation
    of strategically important fnancial institutions (SIFIs).
    Money and bond markets: In Chapter 7, we examine the domestic and international
    markets. We look at raising money for short term (money markets) and long term (bond
    markets).
    Equities: Stock markets, brokers, market makers and institutions are explained in Chapter 8.
    Hedge funds and private equity: Enormous funds are being invested in the markets
    today by these organizations, which is explained in Chapter 9.
    Credit crisis: The credit crisis, which started with defaults in the US subprime market and
    culminated in the collapse of Lehman Brothers, the failure of large swathes of US, UK
    and other banking markets, and the resulting major state bailouts, are covered in detail
    in Chapter 10. We outline the causes of the crisis and the key events that occurred,
    noting features of the recent sovereign debt crisis and the ongoing policy response.
    Foreign exchange: The international character of the markets today and gradual
    deregulation create strong demand for foreign currencies. This is considered in Chapter 11.
    EMU: European Economic and Monetary Union and the introduction of the euro
    started on 1 January 1999 for 11 countries. This key development is discussed in
    Chapter 12, along with an overview of the role of the euro and characteristics of the
    recent eurozone crisis.
    Derivative products: Interest rates, currency rates, bond prices and share prices
    fluctuate, creating risk. There are fnancial products that are, paradoxically, used to
    both exploit risk and control risk. These are called ‘derivative products’ and are,
    possibly, the fastest growing sector of the fnancial markets today. This complex but
    fascinating subject is looked at in Chapters 13–15.
    Emerging and growth-leading economies: The role of various booming emerging
    economies is considered in Chapter 16. Particular focus is placed on the role of China
    and India, together with the increased influence of other emerging markets.
    Key trends: Finally, in Chapter 17, we analyse the key trends in the fnancial markets today.

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