
Financial Institutions and Markets
Cengage Australia (Publisher)
8th Edition
Published on 30. October 2018
Book
Mixed media product
520 pages
978-0-17-041185-1 (ISBN)
Description
Financial Institutions and Markets focuses on the operation of Australia's financial system. This text examines the financial system's three main functions: settlement, flow-of-funds and risk transfer.
The book provides a comprehensive and easily understood integrated account of the activities of Australia's financial institutions and markets - and their instruments - including the major capital and foreign exchange markets, and the markets for derivatives.
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The book provides a comprehensive and easily understood integrated account of the activities of Australia's financial institutions and markets - and their instruments - including the major capital and foreign exchange markets, and the markets for derivatives.
This book is fully updated post - GFC to include coverage of issues such as Bitcoin, Atlassian and Brexit.
New print books also come with Search Me! Finance, so you have the latest finance news stories at your fingertips.
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Edition
8th edition
Language
English
Place of publication
United Kingdom
Publishing group
Cengage Learning EMEA
Target group
College/higher education
ISBN-13
978-0-17-041185-1 (9780170411851)
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Persons
Ben Hunt is an Associate Professor in the School of Finance and Economics at University of Technology Sydney. He is currently the Associate Dean (Teaching and Learning) after serving as Head, Graduate School of Business and Director of the MBA program. Ben has degrees from Adelaide University, including a Master's thesis on the Sydney Futures Exchange, and a Doctorate from the Australian National University. His PhD focused on an examination of the determinants of Australian interest rates and exchange rates. He is widely regarded as an expert on risk management in the Asia-Pacific region and is a regular presenter for the Euromoney Institute of Finance. Chris Terry was awarded his doctorate from New York University in 1975, the year in which he joined the New South Wales Institute of Technology. He has taught a range of subjects, including Microeconomics, Public Finance and Capital Markets, and co-written four textbooks in the areas of Microeconomics, Microeconomic Policy, and Financial Markets as well as contributing many chapters to books in these fields. Chris was Head of the Economics Department from 1983 to 1986, Head of School from 1987 to 1989, Associate Dean (Postgraduate Programs and Research) from 1994 to 1995 and once again Head of School from 1997 to 2004. Chris retired from his permanent UTS post at the end of 2015 but continues to teach part-time at the university.
Content
1. Introduction to financial systems
2. The payments system
3. Introduction to direct financing
4. Funds management
5. Authorised deposit-taking institutions
6. Promoting financial-system stability
7. The money market
8. The bond market
9. Shares
10. The share market
11. Foreign exchange and global capital markets
12. Introduction to interest-rate risk management
13. Financial futures
14. Swaps
15. Exchange-traded options
2. The payments system
3. Introduction to direct financing
4. Funds management
5. Authorised deposit-taking institutions
6. Promoting financial-system stability
7. The money market
8. The bond market
9. Shares
10. The share market
11. Foreign exchange and global capital markets
12. Introduction to interest-rate risk management
13. Financial futures
14. Swaps
15. Exchange-traded options