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Lecture 3 BF

This document summarizes a lecture on business finance and financial markets. It defines a financial market and describes different types of financial markets, including money markets, capital markets, primary and secondary markets, spot and futures markets, public and private markets, and mortgage and consumer credit markets. It also explains how capital is transferred between savers and borrowers through direct transfers, investment bankers, and financial intermediaries like banks, insurance companies, mutual funds, and pension funds.

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Lecture 3 BF

This document summarizes a lecture on business finance and financial markets. It defines a financial market and describes different types of financial markets, including money markets, capital markets, primary and secondary markets, spot and futures markets, public and private markets, and mortgage and consumer credit markets. It also explains how capital is transferred between savers and borrowers through direct transfers, investment bankers, and financial intermediaries like banks, insurance companies, mutual funds, and pension funds.

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Business Finance

(MGT 232)

Lecture 3

4-1
Business
Business Finance
Finance
Introduction
Introduction
(Financial Environment)

4-2
Overview of the Last Lecture
• Role of Management
• Agency Theory
• Social Responsibility
• Organization of the Financial Management
• Business Environment
– Four types of Businesses
• Financial Environment
– Financial Markets and Institutions

4-3
What is a market?
• A market is a venue where goods and services are
exchanged.
• A financial market is a place where individuals and
organizations wanting to borrow funds are brought
together with those having a surplus of funds.
• The purpose of financial markets is to efficiently
allocate savings to ultimate users.

4-4
Types of financial markets
• Physical assets market:
A market for exchange of Physical assets (e.g: Cell
phones, wheat, cloths etc)

• Financial assets
A market specifically for the financial assets ad
their exchange and tranfer
(e.g bonds, stocks, swaps, certificate of deposits
etc)
4-5
Types of financial markets
• Money Market
A market for short-term and highly liquid asset
(MM Instruments: Treasury bills, commercial paper, deposits,
certificates of deposit, bills of exchange, repurchase
agreements etc)

• Capital Market
A market in which individuals and institutions trade financial
securities. this type of market is composed of both the
primary and secondary markets.

4-6
Types of financial markets
• Primary Market
Market for raising new capital
– Initial public offering (IPO)
– Second public offering

4-7
Types of financial markets
• Secondary Market
Market for already existing and outstanding
securities
For Example:
o Karachi Stock Exchange
o London Stock Exchange
o New York Stock Exchange

4-8
Stock Exchanges
• A very important secondary market
• There are two basic types of Stock exchanges
– The Physical Location Exchanges
– Electronic dealer-based markets

4-9
Physical location stock exchanges vs.
Electronic dealer-based markets
• Auction market vs.
Dealer market
(Exchanges vs. OTC)
• NYSE vs. Nasdaq
• (National Association of Security
Dealer based Automated Quotation)

• Differences are
narrowing now-a-days

4-10
Types of financial markets
• Spot Market
Market where goods and services are exchange
on the spot (the price and date is determined
on the spot)
• Futures market
Market where goods and services are exchange
on some future date with pre-determined
price, quantity and date

4-11
Types of financial markets
• Public Market
Market for exchange of goods and services
held publically, require to get into proper
formal contracts and is liquid

• Private Market
Market for private contracts which are
informal in nature and are not liquid
4-12
Types of financial markets
• Mortgage Market:
Market for mortgage loans including the House
financing, Business loans etc which require to
mortgage something in return of getting a loan
• Consumer Credit:
Consumer loans including the student loan,
short term loans, car financing, credit card
loans etc

4-13
How is capital transferred between savers
and borrowers?
• Direct transfers
• Investment banking
house
• Financial
intermediaries

4-14
Transferring Capital
• Direct Transfer of Funds

saver

4-15
Transferring Capital
• Direct Transfer of Funds

firm
saver

4-16
Transferring Capital
• Direct Transfer of Funds
Cash

firm
saver

4-17
Transferring Capital
• Direct Transfer of Funds
Cash

firm
saver

Securities 4-18
Transferring Capital
• Indirect Transfer using Investment Banker

saver

4-19
Transferring Capital
• Indirect Transfer using Investment Banker

saver

investment
banker

4-20
Transferring Capital
• Indirect Transfer using Investment Banker

Funds

saver

investment
banker

4-21
Transferring Capital
• Indirect Transfer using Investment Banker

Funds

saver

investment
banker firm

4-22
Transferring Capital
• Indirect Transfer using Investment Banker

Funds Funds

saver

investment
banker firm

4-23
Transferring Capital
• Indirect Transfer using Investment Banker

Funds Funds

saver

investment
banker firm

Securities 4-24
Transferring Capital
• Indirect Transfer using Investment Banker

Funds Funds

saver

investment
banker firm

Securities Securities 4-25


Investment Banking
How do investment bankers help
firms issue securities?

Advising the firm.


Underwriting the issue.
Distributing the issue.
Enhancing Credibility.

4-26
Transferring Capital
• Indirect Transfer using a Financial Intermediary

saver

4-27
Transferring Capital
• Indirect Transfer using a Financial Intermediary

saver financial
intermediary

4-28
Transferring Capital
• Indirect Transfer using a Financial Intermediary

Funds

saver financial
intermediary

4-29
Transferring Capital
• Indirect Transfer using a Financial Intermediary

Funds

saver financial
intermediary firm

4-30
Transferring Capital
• Indirect Transfer using a Financial Intermediary

Funds Funds

saver financial
intermediary firm

4-31
Transferring Capital
• Indirect Transfer using a Financial Intermediary

Funds Funds

saver financial
intermediary firm
Firm
Securities 4-32
Transferring Capital
• Indirect Transfer using a Financial Intermediary

Funds Funds

saver financial
intermediary firm
Intermediary Firm
Securities Securities 4-33
Types of financial intermediaries
• Commercial banks
• Life insurance companies
• Mutual funds
• Pension Funds
• Finance Companies

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Summary
• Financial Market
• Types of Financial Markets
– Physical Vs Financial asset
– Money Vs Capital
– Primary Vs. Secondary
– Spot Vs. Future
– Public Vs. Private
– Mortgage Vs Consumer Credit
• Types of Capital transfer
• Types of Financial Intermediaries

4-35

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