Miles Livingston

Money and Capital Markets

Balancing Economics, Ethics and Ecology

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Produktbeschreibung

Money and Capital Markets offers thorough coverage of financial institutions and markets for upper-level undergraduate or MBA courses. Prerequisites for the text are an introductory finance course and basic knowledge of algebra. Money and Capital Markets presents the major theories of the impact of inflation, government spending, and monetary policy upon interest rates. In order to emphasize factors determining the prices and risks of financial instruments, descriptive information about institutions is kept to a minimum. The links between different types of securities are shown through risk-free arbitrage. This allows instructors and students to establish frameworks for linking different types of bonds and connecting futures markets with spot markets. The third edition features: * Updated institutional information, including coverage of US treasury auctions, investment banking, brokers and dealers, bank regulation, and mortgage markets. * Extensively revised end of chapter problems challenging the student to think critically. * More user friendly chapters on spot and forward interest rates, coupon-bearing bands, bond investment risks and features.

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Produktdetails

• Verlag: Wiley
• 3rd Revised edition
• Seitenzahl: 588
• Erscheinungstermin: 6. Juni 1996
• Englisch
• Abmessung: 229mm x 152mm x 34mm
• Gewicht: 942g
• ISBN-13: 9781557868848
• ISBN-10: 1557868840
• Artikelnr.: 21497015

Autorenporträt

Miles Livingston is a Professor of Finance at the University of Florida. He holds an MBA and PhD in Finance from New York University, and has taught at the University of Wisconsin, York University, Concordia University and the College of William and Mary. His 48 articles, published in academic journals, have been discussed in both the Wall Street Journal and Barrons.

Inhaltsangabe

1. Introduction.
2. Determinants of Interest Rates.
3. Neo-Keynesian Model.
4. Federal Reserve.
5. Issuers of Securities.
6. Financial Intermediaries.
7. Bank Regulation and Management.
8. Efficient Markets.
9. Spot and Forward Interest Rates.
10. Coupon-Bearing Bonds.
11. Bond Investment Risks and Portfolio Strategies.
12. The Term Structure of Interest Rates.
13. Default Risk.
14. Call Features on Bonds.
15. Mortgages.
16. Money Market Instruments.
17. International Financial Markets.
18. Municipal Bonds and Taxation.
19. Equities.
20. Puts and Calls.
21. Futures Contracts.
22. Financial Futures Contracts.
23. Swaps and Financial Engineering.