Prelims Flashcards

1
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What are Capital Markets?

A

Financial markets where individuals, businesses, and governments can buy and sell various financial instruments such as stocks, bonds, currencies, and commodities, including derivatives.

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2
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What are the two components of Capital Markets?

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  • Primary markets
  • Secondary markets
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3
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What is the primary market?

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Markets where newly issued securities are bought and sold directly between issuers and investors.

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4
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What is the secondary market?

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Markets where there is trading of existing securities among investors.

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5
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What are the main components of the Capital Market Structure?

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  • Stock Market
  • Bond Market
  • Derivatives Market
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6
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What does the Stock Market refer to?

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The primary stock exchanges, namely, Philippine Stock Exchange (PSE) and Philippine Dealing Exchange (PDEX).

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7
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What is the Bond Market composed of?

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  • Government bonds
  • Corporate bonds
  • Retail treasury bonds
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8
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Who oversees government bond issuances in the Philippines?

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The Bureau of Treasury.

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9
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What is the role of the Philippine Future Exchange (PFEX)?

A

Facilitates trading in financial derivatives, including stock index futures and options.

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10
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What is the primary regulatory authority overseeing capital markets in the Philippines?

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Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC).

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11
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What does the Bangko Sentral ng Pilipinas (BSP) regulate?

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The banking sector and non-banking financial intermediaries authorized to engage in capital market activities.

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12
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Who are the key players in Capital Markets?

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  • Investors
  • Listed companies
  • Brokerage Firms
  • Investment Banks
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13
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What types of investors are included in Capital Markets?

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  • Individual retail investors
  • Institutional investors like mutual funds
  • Pension funds
  • Foreign investors
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14
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What do Brokerage Firms do?

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Facilitate the buying and selling of securities in the stock market.

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15
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What are the importance of Capital Markets in the Philippine economy?

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  • Capital Formation
  • Diversification of Investment
  • Foreign Investments
  • Government Financing
  • Economic Stability
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16
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What are the purposes of Capital Markets?

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  • Facilitating capital formation
  • Providing investment opportunities
  • Enhancing liquidity
  • Price discovery
  • Risk management
  • Economic growth and development
  • Government financing
  • Wealth distribution and inclusivity
  • Corporate governance and accountability
  • Long-term investment
  • Market efficiency
  • Diversification and risk mitigation
  • Foreign investment and global integration
  • Financial education and awareness
  • Regulatory framework
  • Innovation and product development
  • Economic resilience
  • Job creation
  • Infrastructure Development
  • Environmental, social and Governanes Initiatives
  • Technological Advancements.
  • Global competitiveness
  • Market Resilience
  • Research and Analysis.
17
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What does the Public Equity Market refer to?

A

Refers to stock Market

18
Q

What is the Private Equity Market?

A

Refers to privately negotiated investments not publicly traded, particularly private equity firms and venture capital funds, in exchange for an ownership stake

19
Q

What is meant by the Debt Market?

A

Refers to the buying and selling of debt instruments like bonds, notes and loans by governments and corporations

20
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What does the Foreign Exchange Market deal with?

A

Dealing in the exchange of different national currencies

21
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What are financial contracts that derive their value from an underlying asset called?

A

Derivatives Market

22
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What types of instruments are included in the Derivatives Market?

A
  • Options
  • Futures
  • Swaps
  • Forwards
23
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What is the purpose of the Derivatives Market for investors?

A

To hedge against fluctuations in prices, currencies, interest rates or commodities and provide opportunities for speculative trading

24
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What does the Commodities Market refer to?

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The trading of physical goods such as gold, oil, agricultural products and other raw materials

25
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What is the Real Estate Market?

A

Refers to properties and land that are bought, sold or leased, either for residential, commercial or industrial purposes

26
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How can investments in the Real Estate Market be made?

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Directly or indirectly through Real Estate Investment Trusts (REITs) for rent or property appreciation