FIN 4313 Study Guide - Midterm Guide: Money Market Fund, Forward Market, Spot Market

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Indirect financing (financial intermediation)- funds flow indirectly through financial institutions in the financial intermediation market; banks bring ssu to dsu: types of markets, based on maturity. Capital markets: where capital goods are financed with stock or long-term debt instruments; less marketable than money market instruments, longer maturities, greater than one year: when transaction is completed: Spot market: currency, commodities, or financial instruments are sold for cash and delivered immediately. Forward market: dealers agree to deliver these financial claims at a fixed price at a future date: physical location: Over the counter (otc): has no central trading place; primarily a dealer market where securities not sold on one of the organized exchanges are traded. Intermediation provides: denomination divisibility, currency transformation, maturity flexibility, credit risk diversification, liquidity, types of intermediaries, deposit-type institutions. Commercial banks, credit unions, thrift institutions: contractual savings institutions. Life insurance companies, casualty insurance, private pension funds, state and local government pension funds: investment funds.

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