
Financial Institutions Instruments and Markets
Christopher Viney(Author)
McGraw-Hill Education / Australia (Publisher)
5th Edition
Published on 28. September 2006
Book
Paperback/Softback
978-0-07-471657-1 (ISBN)
Description
Updated and improved, this latest edition by Christopher Viney has been extensively rewritten ensuring its content remains relevant, current and accessible to students. All new coverage has been provided on recent industry developments, in particular banking and capital adequacy regulations. All website references have been updated to ensure readers have up-to-the-minute real-world data. Clearly written, the author builds on the strengths of the previous edition by ensuring that explanations of key concepts are clear and well-written. The text is easy to follow, and end-of-chapter questions are comprehensive. Examples used are relevant and assist students in relating to real-world scenarios. New design features and pedagogical features have been used to make information more accessible to the reader. Reflection points assist students through the reinforcement of content learned, whilst extended learning features encourage students to take the next level in terms of more challenging content and questions. This text continues to cover the diverse range of opportunities in the finance industry.
Updated with new contributions, students gain an understanding of the industry that they will be working in.
Updated with new contributions, students gain an understanding of the industry that they will be working in.
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Edition
5th edition
Language
English
Place of publication
Australia
Publishing group
McGraw-Hill Education
Target group
College/higher education
Dimensions
Height: 98 mm
Width: 78 mm
Thickness: 12 mm
Weight
3 gr
ISBN-13
978-0-07-471657-1 (9780074716571)
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Person
CHRISTOPHER VINEY Chris brings to this book a wealth of industry experience and academic knowledge associated with the international financial markets. His appreciation of the nature of both the theoretic and applied functions and operations of the global financial system is reflected in the clear and interesting presentation of issues in such a way that the reader is motivated to learn. He has recently retired from his position as a senior lecturer in finance with the School of Accounting and Finance at Deakin University, Melbourne, Australia. He taught in the areas of financial markets, financial institutions management, corporate finance, treasury management, and personal financial planning. Chris has taught in Singapore, Malaysia, Thailand, Indonesia and New Zealand. Also, for a number of years he has led a finance international study program for tertiary students. This structured program visits important financial institutions and markets, multinational corporations, multi-lateral organisations and regulators within financial centres around the world. Chris has particular research interests in the capital markets, operational risk management, bureau de change, money laundering and education and training. He has conducted research projects within government and the finance industry. A number of recommendations emanating from reports to these organisations have had direct influence in the determination of government legislative changes and on important operational practices within the financial system. Prior to moving into academia Chris had twenty-seven years' experience in the banking industry in the areas of retail banking, commercial lending, risk management, personnel, property, policy and administration. Following the passing of Michael McGrath with the first edition of the text, Chris has guided the evolution all subsequent editions whereby the book has now become a principal learning and reference source for undergraduate students, postgraduate students and industry practitioners alike.
Content
McGrath's Financial Institutions, Instruments and MarketsPart 1 A modern financial system: an overviewChapter 1: The financial systemChapter 2: The banking sectorChapter 3: Non-bank financial institutionsPart 2 Equity marketsChapter 4: The share market and the corporationChapter 5: Corporations issuing equity in the share marketChapter 6: Investors in the share marketChapter 7: Forecasting share price movementsPart 3 The corporate debt marketChapter 8: Mathematics of finance - an introduction to basicChapter 9: Short-term debtChapter 10: Medium-to-longer-term debtChapter 11: International debtPart 4 Government debt, monetary policy, the payments system and interest ratesChapter 12: Government debt, monetary policy and the payments systemChapter 13: An introduction to interest rate determination and forecastingChapter 14: Interest rate risk managementPart 5 The foreign exchange marketChapter 15: The foreign exchange market: participants and mechanicsChapter 16: Determinants of the foreign exchange value of a currencyChapter 17: Foreign exchange risk identification and managementPart 6 Derivative markets and risk managementChapter 18: Futures contracts and forward rate agreementsChapter 19: Options marketsChapter 20: Interest rate swaps and currency swaps