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1930

1931

1932

1933

Leveraged buyout

Bridge financing

Tender offer

Public offering

Security placing

Balances

Spot credits

Repos

Loans in the interbank market

Revolving credits

Public offering

Syndicate

Firm commitment

Originator

Private placement

Resisted acquisitions are called tender offer.

Acquiring corporations require help in locating attractive corporations to pursue, soliciting stockholders to sell their stocks in a process called a hostile.

Investment banking firms may suggest steps their customers should take to avoid a merger or takeover known as poison pills.

An issue may be under subscribed, and that means there are more offers to buy than there are securities available.

A thombstones is a group of investment banking firms, each of which buys a portion of the security issue.

They bring small amount of money together

They induce adverse selection problems

They help diminishing asymmetric information problem

They reduce moral hazard problem

They transform maturity of funds

Securities’ hard copy

Poison pills

Tombstones

Prospectus

None of above

Money crisis

Banking crisis

External debt crisis

Systemic financial crisis

Economic crisis

Financial crises include stock market crashes and the bursting of other financial bubbles, currency crises, and sovereign defaults.

Some financial assets suddenly lose a large part of their nominal value.

Governments increased their spending due to their support for reducing the effects of the global crisis.

Decreases in revenues led to increased budget deficits and huge budget deficits increased the level of public debt.

The damage was in three main forms, rising public debts, fragile banking sector, 
a great amount of liquidity overhang, which 
will need to be withdrawn.


They find merger partners.

They underwrite any new securities to be issued by the merged corporations.

They assess the value of target corporations.

They recommend terms of the merger agreement.

They only assist acquiring corporations.

to restrict competition

to ensure deposits

to assess of risk management

to supervise capital requirements

to protect the consumers

Granting loans

Investing in marketable securities

Servicing deposit accounts

Providing advice for personal problems

Carrying out foreign exchange

Insurance companies

Pension funds

Finance companies

Credit unions

Investment banks

Risk

Bond

Interest

Funds

Investors

Bearer bonds

Registered bonds

Straight coupon bonds

Discounted bonds

Government bonds

By multiplying the current price of the bond to the coupon payment

By multiplying the current price of the bond to the coupon payment

By dividing the current price of the bond to the coupon payment

By dividing the coupon payment to the current price of the bond

By subtracting the coupon payment from the current price of the bond

for fixed-for-floating interest rate swap

for floating-for-fixed interest rate swap

for fixed-for-fixed interest rate swap

for floating-for-floating interest rate swap

for fixed-for-floating-for-fixed interest rate swap

Based on maturity of financial instruments that are traded.

Based on the organization status.

Based on the structure of financial instruments that are traded.

Based on whether financial instruments are bought and sold before.

Based on the timing of payment and shipment.

Factoring companies.

Venture capital funds.

Individual pension funds.

Financial companies.

Mutual investment funds.

Organized financial market

Equity markets

Primary financial market

Spot market

Capital markets