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Transcript of Equity Markets I
Smt. Chandibai Himathmal Mansukhani College
• Class : S.Y B.F.M• Subject : EQUITY MARKETS I• Semester : III• Date :18/07/2012
Submitted to,Prof.Riya Nathani
Group Members and Their Roll Nos.
Hitesh KukrejaNavin JethwaniChunky LullaHemanth ChoudaryLaveen ParyaniDinesh WadhwaDinesh Dulani• DIVYA SINGH
Roll No. 55Roll No. 22Roll No. 54Roll No. 09Roll No. 49Roll No. 51Roll No. 50Roll No. 53
Names of Projects :-Bond MarketFinancial PlanningWorld BankInvestment BankingPortfolio ManagementInternational Monetary Debt. Market
Asset Liability
Management
Bond Market• What is a Bond ???• Debt security• Negotiable certificate• Issued by corporations or the government• creditor stake• Defined Period
• Who are the Issuers of Bonds ???• Municipal• Corporate• Zero Coupon
• Features of Bonds Principal Maturity Coupon Yield Credit Quality Price
• Some Types of Bonds Fixed Rate Bonds Floating Rate bonds Junk bonds
Financial Planning
The word Financial Planning is a combination of Finance and planning
Finance planning
Finance is study of •investors allocate their assets •under conditions of certainty and uncertainty
Planning in simple words mean •To decide the objectives to be achieved in future
Why is it necessary ?
• Brings out real and potential expenses
of a person
• Allocates funds properly
• Income Generation
• Growth of economy
• To Beat Inflation
World Bank (IBRD)• Meaning of World Bank
An international Bretton wood financial institution Formed for developing countries to provide
Loan Facilities Technical Knowledge Managerial skills Other facilities
• Need for World Bank Build capacity Create infrastructure Develop financial system Combat corruption
Organization structure of IBRD $ Objective
•The President - Robert B Zoolick•The Board of Governors - Supreme Body Of The Bank•Executive Directors - 25 Directors
Present objective World Bank Is :To Provide Assistance To Developing CountriesTo Bring Industrial /Economic GrowthDevelopment For The Welfare Of Their People
THE President
THE Executive Directors
The Board of Governors
Investment Banking
• Meaning and Its Role• Helps in Raising capital • Deals With The Underwriting Of New
Issues• Advises Corporations • Provides Underwriting Facilities
Organization Structure Of Investment Banks
Investment Bank
Front Office
Middle Office
Back Office
Top 10 Investing BanksRank Company
1 J.P Morgan
2 Bank OF America Merrill lynch
3 Goldman Sachs
4 Morgan Stanley
5 Credit Suisse
6 Deutsche Bank
7 Citi Bank
8 Barclays capital
9 UBS(Union bank of Switzerland)
10 BNP Paribas (Banque National De Paris)
PORTFOLIO
Shares
StockBonds
Mutual fund
Cash
Debt. Market
Features of Debt market– Raising Debt– Strong and safe market– Good returns– Safe investment
Financial Market
Money Market
Debt Market G-Securities
Central Govt.
State Govt.Capital Market
Forex market
Portfolio management
Right investment policy
Minimum risk
Maximum return
Provide best investment solution to
client
TYPES OF PORTFOLIO MANAGEMENT
Active portfolio management
Passive portfolio management
Discretionary Portfolio management services
Non-Discretionary Portfolio management
services
International Monetary Fund•It is an international organization created in 1945 To supervise global economic affairsTo give financial adviceTo aid to its member countries.
Formation
Adopted: July 22, 1944 Entered into force: December 27, 1945 (66 years ago)
TypeInternational Economic Organization
Headquarters Washington, D.C.
Membership1 nation (founding); 188 nations (to date)
Official languagesEnglish, French, and Spanish
Managing Director Christine Lagarde
Main organ Board of Governors
Website www.imf.org IMF "Headquarters" in Washington, D.C.
OBJECTIVES of The International Monetary Fund Are As Follows:-
To Mobilise Resources In The International Market To Provide Long Term Loans To Credit Worthy Countries To Provide Technical Assistance To Remove all restrictions on foreign exchange To Assist In Basic Infra-structure There by Improving Standard Of Living Of People
• India And IMF Largest receiver of world Bank
Assistance Financial Assistance For
Development Avoided Asian Financial Crisis
Benefits of debt markets
• Safety• Liquidity• Fixed income• Convenience• Simplicity• Diversification
Asset and liability management
• A technique companies employ in coordinating the
management of assets and liabilities so that an adequate return
may be earned.
• Risk
– Interest rate risk
– Exchange rate risk
– Credit risk
– Equity risk