Week 5A Flashcards

1
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Explain what a primary market is

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-Investors buy directly from the issu. company
-securities (e.g: shares)

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2
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Explain what a secondary market is

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-When securities are traded, after already being put on prim. market

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3
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List the three main types of Investment services

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-Execution-only
-Investment firm only executes order (don’t make decision)

-Investment advice
-If you want advice for investments, investment firm advices you to make certain decisions/ investment based -on your goal

-Portfolio management
-compl. management of portfolio–> makes decisions

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4
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What was the main legal problem in the woekerpolis scandal

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  • lack of info. (terrible information asymmetry)
    -con. spent a lot more money than they would think to
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5
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Give an example of a mis-seling of an investment to a vulnerable group of ppl

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HSBC fined for mis-selling bonds to elderly people

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6
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Explain what the regulatory dilemma is

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-stimulating innovation v. protecting inv. from risks
-empower to make invest. v. protection

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Explain what product disclosure regulation is

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-disclosing certain things about the financial product so they can make informed decisions

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8
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Explain what distribution regulation is

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-regulates on the level which
-investment products are sold (distributed) to investors

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9
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Explain what product regulation is

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-regulates the characteristics of the product itself

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10
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Give an example of a disclosure regulation regulatory tool and explain your choice.

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-Packaged Retail and Insurance-based Investments Products Regulation
-have to give info. doc. (key investor Information Document) 2 pot. investors

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Give an example of distribution regulation and explain your choice.

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  • MiFD II
    -Gen. duty of loyalty
    - have to act in the best interests of client when advising/ invest. for them
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12
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List examples of distribution regulation

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-MiFiD II- Act in Best Interest of Your Client, general duty of loyalty
-‘Know your customer’ Rules
-Third Party Commission Ban

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13
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Explain what a principle agent problem is

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-conflict in priorities between the owner of an asset + the person who cont. of the asset has been delegated

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14
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Give an example of Product Regulation Regulatory Tools and explain your choice.

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  • MiFD II (Ex ante Product Governance) should include: **review this
    • review of app. of each fin. instrument which provides for major adaptations
      -Criterion for targ. market of end clients
      -cat. of clients for each financial instruments
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15
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List examples of Product Regulation Regulatory Tools

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-MiFD II (review of approval of each financial instrument, which provides for major adaptations)
-(Ex post) Product Intervention
-(Ex ante) product authorisation

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16
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List the categories of Product Regulation

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-Ex ante product authorisation
-Prodoc. gov. (intern. oversight
-Ex post product intervent.

17
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Explain what ex post product intervention is

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Measures taken after product. has been released to the market

18
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Explain what Fintech is?

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  • Tech. enabled innov. in fin. services that could result:
    -new business models, processes, products
19
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What are the opportunities provided by the development of FinTech

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  • effcient supp. of accurate ESG data from firms (i.e: ESG reportin)
    -quicker + efficient translation into standardised data
    -Increase access to sus. financial products and services for ret. inv.
20
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Explain the Risks of FinTech

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  • Inf. assymetries worsened because of tech. systems investors don’t understand
    -Lack of sufficient data protection
    -Price discrimination (alg. who gets best interest of loan, based on money they have)
    -Financial exclusion (no access to FinTech cus no access to tech. devices)