Financial Banks Flashcards

1
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Savings and Loan Associations
Mutual Savings Banks 
Credit Unions 
Commercial Banks 
What is the source of funds of these banks?
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Deposits

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2
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Primary Assets of SMCC

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Mortgages
Mortgages
Consumer Loans
Business and Consumer Loans

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Insurances
Pension Funds
Fire and Casualty Insurance
Source of Funds

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Premiums
Employer and Employees
Municipal Bonds, Corporate Company Bonds

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4
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Finance Companies
Mutual Funds
Money Market Mutual Funds

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Commercial Paper
Shares
Shares

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5
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Financial Instruments

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Equity Securities

  • Ordinary Share Capital
  • Preference Share Capital

Debt Securities

  • Treasury Bills
  • Treasury Bonds
  • Corporate Bonds
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6
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Financial Securities which are simply pieces of paper with contractual provisions that entitle their owners to specific rights and claims on specific cash flows or values.

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Financial Instruments

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7
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these are securities that represent ownership in a company or rights to acquire ownership interests at an agreed-upon determinable price.

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Equity Securities

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8
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It entitles the holder to n an equal or pro-rata division of profits without any preference or advantage over any class of stocks or equity securities.

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Ordinary Share Capital

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It entitles the holder to enjoy priority as to distribution of dividends and distribution of assets upon corporate liquidation.

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Preference Share Capital

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10
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These are instruments representing representing a creditor relationship with an enterprise.

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Debt Securities

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Characteristics of Debt Securities

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maturity value
periodic interest payment at a fixed or variable interest rate
maturity date.

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12
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There are three types of Debt Securities

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Treasury Bills
Treasury Bond
Corporate Bonds

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13
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Treasury Bills

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are government securities issued by the bureau of the treasury which mature in less than a year

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14
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are government securities issued by the Bureau of the Treasury which mature beyond one year

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Treasury Bonds

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15
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These are debt obligations issued by corporations to raise money in order to expand their businesses.

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Corporate Bonds

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16
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A place where individuals and organizations wanting to borrow funds are brought together with those having a surplus of funds

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Financial Markets

17
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Types of Financial Markets

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Physical Assets vs Financial Assets 
Money vs Capital 
Primary vs Secondary 
Spot vs Futures 
Public vs Private
18
Q

depicts the general flow of funds through and between financial institutions and financial markets.

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Financial Management Framework

19
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direct transfers of money and securities as shown in the too section occur when a business sells its stocks or bonds directly to savers, without going through any type of financial institutions

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Direct Financing

20
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transfers may also go through a financial intermediary like an investment bank.

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Indirect Financing through investment banks

21
Q

Transfers can also be made through a financial intermediary such as bank, an insurance company or mutual fund.

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Indirect Financing through other financial intermediaries

22
Q

overseeing financial planning, strategic planning and controlling the firm’s cash flow

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CFO

23
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financial activities, including cash and credit management, making capital expenditure decisions

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Treasurer

24
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Accounting duties, financial statements, cost accounting

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Controller

25
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Under Treasurer

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Capital Expenditure 
Credit Manager 
Foreign Exchange 
Pension Fund Manager 
Cash Manager 
Financial planning and fund raising manager
26
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Under controller

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Tax manager
Cost Accounting Manager
Corporate Accounting manager
Financial Accounting Manager