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Overview of Financial Markets Structure

The document outlines the structure of financial markets, highlighting the debt and equity markets where respective instruments are traded. It explains the distinction between primary markets, where original securities are sold, and secondary markets, where existing securities are exchanged. Additionally, it identifies key forces of change impacting these markets, including technology, deregulation, liberalization, consolidation, and globalization.

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Overview of Financial Markets Structure

The document outlines the structure of financial markets, highlighting the debt and equity markets where respective instruments are traded. It explains the distinction between primary markets, where original securities are sold, and secondary markets, where existing securities are exchanged. Additionally, it identifies key forces of change impacting these markets, including technology, deregulation, liberalization, consolidation, and globalization.

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STRUCTURE OF FINANCIAL MARKETS

DEBT MARKET EQUITY MARKET

2ND slide

DEBT MARKET- market where debt instruments are traded

EQUITY MARKET- market for trading equity instruments

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Financial markets function as both primary and secondary markets for debt and equity securities

Primary market- refers to original sale of securities by governments and corporations

Secondary markets- where investors buy and sell securities they own

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Forces of change

1. Technology
2. Deregulation
3. Liberalization
4. Consolidation
5. Globalization

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