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FIIM Chapter 01 Part 02
FIIM Chapter 01 Part 02
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CHAPTER ONE
PART II
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2. Financial Intermediaries
● The term financial intermediary includes all kinds of organizations which
intermediate and facilitate financial transactions of both individual and
corporate customers.
● Financial intermediaries obtain funds by issuing financial claims against
themselves to market participants, then investing those funds.
● Thus, it refers to all kinds of financial institutions and investing institutions,
which facilitate financial transactions in financial markets.
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QUESTION TIME
Which one of the following is incorrectly stated as to
Depository Intermediaries?
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Cont’d
● The role of financial intermediaries is to create more favorable transaction
terms than could be realized by lenders/investors and borrowers dealing
directly with each other in the financial market.
● This is accomplished by financial intermediaries in a two-step process:
1. obtaining funds from lenders or investors and
2. lending or investing the funds that they borrow to those who need funds.
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QUESTION TIME
Which one is Classification financial markets by origin?
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Types of financial institutions
● Financial intermediaries / institutions may be classified in a variety of
ways.
● One of the most important distinctions is between Depository and
Non-Depository Intermediaries.
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Depository Intermediaries
● They are the most commonly recognized intermediaries because most
people use their services on a daily basis.
● Depository institutions issue a variety of checking or savings accounts and
time deposits and they use the funds to make consumer, business and
mortgage loans.
● In other words, they accept deposits from individuals and firms and use
these funds to participate in the debt market, making loans or purchasing
other debt instruments.
● Depository institutions are highly regulated because of the
important role that they play in the financial system.
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Non-Depository Intermediaries
● Sometimes they are called as shadow banking system
● Their regulation is less stringent
● Their major objective is not the payment of interest
● Contractual institutions attract funds by offering legal contracts to the
public in order to protect the savers against potential risks. (like insurance
companies and pension funds)
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Cont’d
● Investment institutions sell shares to the public and invest the proceeds in
stocks, bonds, and other securities. (like investment companies or mutual
funds, finance companies, and real estate investment trusts).
● It includes contractual institutions (like insurance companies and pension
funds) and investment institutions (like investment companies or mutual
funds, finance companies, and real estate investment trusts).
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3. Financial Markets
● A financial market is a market where financial instruments are exchanged.
● A financial market is a market in which funds are transferred from people
who have an excess of available funds to people who have a shortage.
● They facilitate buying and selling of financial assets.
● Financial markets such as bond and stock markets are crucial to
promoting greater economic efficiency by channeling funds from people
who do not have a productive use for them to those who do.
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Cont’d
● Financial markets provide the following three major economic functions:
o Price discovery
o Liquidity
o Reduced transaction costs
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Classification of financial markets
1. Classification by type of financial claim
o Equity (Stock) market
o Debt market
2. Classification by maturity of claim
o Money market
o Capital market
3. Classification by origin
o Primary Market
o Secondary Market
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Cont’d
4. Classification by organizational structure
A. Auction market
● is one where buyers and sellers enter competitive bids simultaneously.
● The price at which a stock trades represents the highest price that a buyer
is willing to pay and the lowest price that a seller is willing to accept.
● markets do not involve direct negotiations between individual buyers and
sellers, while negotiations occur for OTC trades.
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Cont’d
4. Classification by organizational structure
B. Over the counter (OCT) market
● a decentralized market where the participants trade with one another
directly, without the oversight of an exchange.
● do not have physical locations; instead, trading is conducted
electronically.
● dealers act as market-makers by quoting prices at which they will buy and
sell a security, currency, or other financial products.
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Cont’d
5. Other Classifications
A. Foreign exchange markets: which facilitate the trading of foreign
exchange
B. Insurance markets : which facilitate the redistribution of various risk
C. Derivatives markets: which provide instruments for the management of
financial risk (eg. Forward, future and options)
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Functions of the Financial System
● There are seven basic functions of the financial system in modern society.
These are:
1. Savings Function
2. Wealth Function (store of value)
3. Liquidity Function
4. Credit Function
5. Payments Function
6. Risk Function; and
7. Policy Function
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DISCUSSION POINT
● Discuss the concepts of Financial asset,
Financial intermediaries and Financial market
● Discuss about the depository and
non-depository financial institution in Ethiopia.
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THANK YOU!
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