Chapter 7 Money Market Flashcards

1
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Money market

A
  • The market in which interest related financial transactions with a short term (<1 yr) take place
  • Mostly OTC
  • Between banks
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2
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Function of the money market

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Liquidity position: Enable parties with temporary liquidity surpluses (Lenders) to give a short-term loan to parties with a shortage of money (borrowers)

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3
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Money market rates

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  • Quoted on yearly basis

- 2.10-2.12 means bank is willing to borrow money at 2.10 and lend at 2.12

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4
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Basis points

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Indication of lending price in 0.01%

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5
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o/n deposit

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deposit from today to tomorrow

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6
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t/n deposit

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deposit from tomorrow to spot

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7
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spot/next

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deposit from spot to one day after spot

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8
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turn of month

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deposit from the last trading day of the month to the first trading day of the month

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9
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Day count convention Actual/360

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Money market: EUR, USD, CHF, SEK, NOK, JPY, CAD

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10
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Day count convention Actual/365

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Money market: GBP, NZD, AUD, ZAR, SGD

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11
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Day count convention Actual/actual

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UK bonds in general, gov. bonds and eurobonds

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12
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Day count convention 30/360

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US Eurobonds

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13
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Day count

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First date till last date, first date does count, second date does not

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14
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Broken period

A

Money market instrument with a term that differs from a whole month

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15
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Discount factor

A

The factor by which a future value must be corrected in order to calculate the present value

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16
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Deposit

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  1. Loan for a fixed term at a fixed interest rate
  2. OTC-product
  3. Non-tradable
  4. Penalty for early withdrawal
17
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Repo

A

Repurchase agreement: short term loan in which securities (usually bonds) are provided as collateral.

18
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Price repo convention

A

Bid-ask: 1.77-1.75 (UK convention). The repo seller can borrow money from the repo buyer at a rate of 1.77

19
Q

Repo seller

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  • The borrower of the money - I repo
20
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Repo buyer

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  • The lender of the money

- I reverse in bonds (=reverse repo)

21
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General collateral

A
  1. Accepted bonds are listed in master agreement (GMRA)
  2. Substitution is allowed
  3. Daily margining
  4. General collateral team
22
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Daily margining (margin call)

A

Each day the buyer compares the actual value of the collateral with the value of his claim (incl. required margin). If the value is too low, he ask the seller to transfer extra bonds

23
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Special trading

A
  1. If the buyer sets specific requirements for a specific bond.
  2. Bond is needed for arbitrage or short selling
  3. Substitution not allowed
  4. Concluded by securities lending department
24
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Delivery repos

A

Collateral that is transferred directly from the account of seller to the buyer

25
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HIC (douple dipping)

A

Hold in custody: not directly transferred Usually refinancing transactions of the ECB

26
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Tri-party repo

A
  1. Custodian involved as agent.
  2. Nets the contracts
  3. Takes over administration, management and daily margining
  4. Defines the collateral pool
27
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Interest type for Interbank deposits 2 weeks- 1 year

A

EURIBOR and LIBOR

28
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Interest type for Overnight investments

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EONIA, SONIA (sterling), SARON (swiss), TONAR (Japan)