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Chapter 1. IntroductionChapter 1. IntroductionChapter 1. IntroductionChapter 1. Introduction
• financial assets
• financial markets
• derivatives markets
• financial assets
• financial markets
• derivatives markets
I. Financial AssetsI. Financial AssetsI. Financial AssetsI. Financial Assets
• assets = anything with value– tangible = physical property– intangible = legal claim to
something of value
• assets = anything with value– tangible = physical property– intangible = legal claim to
something of value
financial assetsfinancial assetsfinancial assetsfinancial assets
• intangible assets
• claim to future cash flows– issuer pays cash flows– investor receives cash flows
• also called– financial instruments–securities
• intangible assets
• claim to future cash flows– issuer pays cash flows– investor receives cash flows
• also called– financial instruments–securities
• financial assets finance tangible assets• financial assets finance tangible
assets
debt vs. equitydebt vs. equitydebt vs. equitydebt vs. equity
• debt security–cash flows are fixed–bonds, loans
• equity security–cash flow variable, residual–common stock
• debt security–cash flows are fixed–bonds, loans
• equity security–cash flow variable, residual–common stock
Price & riskPrice & riskPrice & riskPrice & risk
• price of security =
PV of expected cash flows–use appropriate discount rate–are cash flows certain?
• price of security =
PV of expected cash flows–use appropriate discount rate–are cash flows certain?
RiskRiskRiskRisk
• degree of uncertainty about cash flows– inflation–default–exchange rates– liquidity–regulation
• degree of uncertainty about cash flows– inflation–default–exchange rates– liquidity–regulation
financial assetsfinancial assetsfinancial assetsfinancial assets
• transfer funds from savers to borrowers
• redistribute risk
• vehicle of financial intermediaries
• transfer funds from savers to borrowers
• redistribute risk
• vehicle of financial intermediaries
II. Financial MarketsII. Financial MarketsII. Financial MarketsII. Financial Markets
• Why have them?–determine price/value & allocate
resources–ease of buying and selling
securities–reduce transactions costs
• Why have them?–determine price/value & allocate
resources–ease of buying and selling
securities–reduce transactions costs
ClassificationClassificationClassificationClassification
• type of assets–debt market–equity market
• maturity of assets–money market (short-term debt)–capital market (long-term)
• type of assets–debt market–equity market
• maturity of assets–money market (short-term debt)–capital market (long-term)
• time of delivery of assets–cash/spot market
-- exchange immediately after trade
–derivative market
-- exchange in future even though trade today
• time of delivery of assets–cash/spot market
-- exchange immediately after trade
–derivative market
-- exchange in future even though trade today
• age of asset–primary market (newly issued)–secondary market (previously
issued)
• structure of market–exchange (physical location)–over-the-counter (dealers)
• age of asset–primary market (newly issued)–secondary market (previously
issued)
• structure of market–exchange (physical location)–over-the-counter (dealers)
GlobalizationGlobalizationGlobalizationGlobalization
• many financial markets in each country merging to an international market
• why?–advances in technology–deregulation–greater choice/lower cost funding–growth in institutional trading
• many financial markets in each country merging to an international market
• why?–advances in technology–deregulation–greater choice/lower cost funding–growth in institutional trading
III. Derivatives MarketsIII. Derivatives MarketsIII. Derivatives MarketsIII. Derivatives Markets
• what are derivatives?–contracts for future sale/purchase
of an asset–contract values DERIVED from
asset value– futures contracts, options
contracts
• what are derivatives?–contracts for future sale/purchase
of an asset–contract values DERIVED from
asset value– futures contracts, options
contracts
How are derivatives used?How are derivatives used?How are derivatives used?How are derivatives used?
• manage risk from changes in– interest rates–stock prices–exchange rates
• cheap way to manage risks
• manage risk from changes in– interest rates–stock prices–exchange rates
• cheap way to manage risks