Chapter 6: Financial Market Flashcards
Classifications of structure of Financial Markets: ____, ____, ____.
- Nature of claim
- Maturity of claim
- Seasoning of claim
- Classification by nature of claim: ____; ____.
- Classification by maturity of claim: ____; ____.
- Classification by seasoning of claim: ____; ____.
- Debt market; Equity market
- Money market; Capital market
- Primary market; Secondary market
Debt markets is the market where ___________ are traded.
debt instruments
The equity market (often referred to as the stock market) is the market for _______. _____ are securities that are a claim on the earnings and assets of a corporation.
trading equity instruments; Stocks
The maturity of debt market is _______ whereas the maturity of equity market is ________.
defined; undefined
About the relationship between the buyer and the seller of the debt market, ___________ do not gain ownership in the business or have any claims to the future profits of the __________. _________ only obligation is to repay the loan with interest.
bondholders; borrower; The borrower’s
About the relationship between the buyer and the seller of the equity market, those who purchase _______________ gain ownership of the business. _______________ also have claims on the future earnings of the firm
equity instruments; Equity holders
Debt market is ______ risky than equity market for 2 reasons:
- Returns are ___________ than equity market returns
- If the company run into trouble, the _____________ are paid first, before other expenses are paid.
less; less volatile; bondholders
Equity market is _______ risky:
- Returns are ___________ than debt market returns
- If the company run into trouble, _____________ are less likely to receive any compensation
more; more volatile; shareholders
Money market: A financial market in which only _________________ (maturity of less than one year) are traded
shorterm debt instruments
4 Money market securities:
Treasury Bills
Commercial paper
Negotiable certificates of deposits
Banker’s acceptances
4 Money market securities:
- Treasury Bills
- Commercial paper
- Negotiable certificates of deposits
- Banker’s acceptances
3 Money market securities’ characteristics:
- Mature in one year or less from their original issue date
- Highly liquid, minimal default risk
- Usually sold in large denominations
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Capital market: A financial market in which __________ (maturity of greater than one year) and _______________ are traded
longterm debt; equity instruments
3 Capital market securities:
Bond, Stock, Mortgage
Money market securities’ characteristics:
- Mature in more than one year
- Low liquidity, high default risk
- High return
Primary market: a financial market in which _____________, such as a bond or a stock, are sold to _____________ by the corporation or government agency borrowing the funds.
new issues of a security; initial buyers
2 Characteristics of Primary market:
- Not well known to the public
- Where the issuer of the security actually receives the proceeds of the sale
Secondary market: is a financial market in which ________ that have been ___________ can be resold
securities; previously issued
Characteristics of secondary market: The person who has sold the security ____________ in the exchange for the security, but the corporation that issued the security acquires _________.
receives money; no new funds.
2 Financial market instruments:
Money market instruments and Capital market instruments
4 Money market securities:
- _________ Bills
- _____________ paper
- ________________ of deposits
- Banker’s acceptances
- Treasury Bills
- Commercial paper
- Negotiable certificates of deposits
- Banker’s acceptances
Treasury bills:
- issued to meet the ___________ needs of the U.S. Gov
- attractive to investors
short-term
Commercial paper of Money market instruments:
- ___________ to bank loan
- Used only by __________________
- Unsecured
- Not __________________________
- Alternative
- well-known and creditworthy firms
- a large secondary market