Chapter 2 Flashcards
The available philippine money market instruments
Treasury bills
Small investors program bills
Cash management bills
reverse repurchase agreements
short-term commercial papers
bankers acceptance
promissory notes
These are domestic government death issued regularly to finance the national government need for capital
treasury bills
These are used as a monetary tool to control liquidity
treasury bills
These are also used for reserve requirements, collateral and as a benchmark for setting rates
treasury bills
This or another form of government debt issued and launched in the late 1990s to attract retail investors
Small investors program bills
This instruments have similar characteristics as the regular auctioned instruments but issued and smaller denominations
Small investors program bills
These are short-term debt notes used in times of tight liquidity and interest rate volatility allowing the government to meet its funding requirements as it stabilizes the interest rate condition of the market
Cash management bills
This are non-tradable overnight placements in the interbank call loan market as a short-term outlet for excess liquidity of banks
Reverse repurchase agreements
This is the bangko sentral ng pilipinas principal tool in its open market operations to control liquidity in the financial system
Reverse repurchase agreements
These are unsecured debt instruments issued by resident corporations which state the terms and conditions of the borrowing
Short term commercial papers,
These are short term debt obligations issued by large commercial banks
Bankers acceptance
These are issued by a number of financial institutions and the popular time deposit products offered by most banks
Promissory note
This represent overnight placement by banks with excess cash in other banks with temporary reserve deficiency
inter-bank call loans (IBCL)
This money market is dominated by government debt issued regularly
domestic money market
Aside from the bsp this is a major investor in money market
banking sector
Other major players in the money market are
Social Security System (SSS)
Government Services Insurance System(GSIS)
Home Development Mutual Fund (HDMF)
Trust funds
Insurance Companies
Private pension funds
mutual funds
retail investors
Prior to 2005 opening of this, there is no organized money market exchange in the country
Fixed Income Exchange (FIE)
Trading activity in the instruments of fixed-income exchange is dominated by the
banking sector
non-bank financial intermediaries
Capital market debt instruments
treasury bonds
fixed rate notes
small investors program bonds
long term commercial papers
asset backed securities
municipal bonds
tier 2 capital notes of banks
dollar-linked notes
other instruments
These are like treasury bills but longer and tenor
treasury bonds
These are direct unconditional obligation of the philippine government like treasury bonds but shorter and thinner usual is 2to7 years
fixed-rate notes
This were launched in the late 1990s to attract retail investors basically the government is issuing this instruments with similar characteristics as the regular action instruments
Small investors program bonds
These are the most common form of corporate borrowings issued by resident corporations
Long-term commercial papers
These are a pool of homogeneous assets that are securitized
Asset-backed securities
These are debts of local government unit undertaken to finance local government projects
municipal bonds
This will provide credit enhancement of municipal bond issues
Local government guarantee corporation and the home guarantee corporation
These are intended to beef up the banks capital structure in order to comply with the bsp capital adequacy ratio
tier 2 capital notes of banks
It is the issuance of subordinate a depth papers with a fixed yield that can be converted into equity upon maturity
Tier 2 capital notes of banks
These are dollar-denominated obligations of the republic of the philippines and other private companies
dollar-linked notes
These are the bonds offered by government owned and controlled corporations the national power corporation and the land bank of the philippines
other instruments
This remains the largest issuer of debt in the country
Philippine government
GOCC
government owned and controlled corporation
Asset-backed securities comprised the bulk of
private issuances, with the rest issued in bonds, corporate notes, and commercial paper lines
This is a comprehensive financial market infrastructure that aims to provide an electronic platform for trading clearing and settlement and depository and custodianship fixed income securities and its derivatives
Fixed-income exchange
BAP
Banker’s Association of the Philippines
It plays a key role in the development of the local capital market by providing an online inter dealer trading platform for the secondary trading of government securities
Fixed Income Exchange