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Fin321 - Lecture 2 Part II (Markets; Interest Rates) Terms in this set (26) money market - A market involving short-term securities such as U.S Treasury Bills that bear low risk - there is a lower expected return in money markets but a higher probab
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Fin321 - Lecture 2 Part II (Markets; Interest Rates)
Terms in this set (26)
money market - A market involving short-term securities such as U.S Treasury Bills that bear low risk
- there is a lower expected return in money markets but a higher probability of receiving that return
- The l...
Fin321 - Lecture 2 Part II (Markets; Interest Rates)
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Terms in this set (26)
- A market involving short-term securities such as U.S Treasury Bills that bear low risk
- there is a lower expected return in money markets but a higher probability of
money market receiving that return
- The lower the maturity, the lower the risk
- The higher the maturity, the higher the risk
- Are comparable because both are low risk and have low expected return
savings account & money market accounts - Both provide low liquidity
- money market accounts provide higher returns
- A market made up of long-term debt and equity securities like stocks and bonds,
which are more aggressive and bear more risk
capital market
- There is a higher expected return in capital markets but a lower probability of realizing
that return ( risk/ return trade off concept)
A market where the securities are offered to the public for the first time
Primary markets
- An IPO is an example of a primary market transaction
A market where "used" or previously traded securities are offered to the public
Secondary markets - The New York Stock Exchange is an example
- The stocks are recirculating ( buying → selling → repeat)
- New shares of stock in an existing public company are being offered for the first time
- is a primary market transaction because even though the transaction involves an
Seasoned Equity Offering (SEO)
already publicly traded company the shares being offered are new shares of stock.
Those new shares are being offered to public market for the first time.
- Example: New York Stock exchange ( A physical centralized location, it's a building
with different positions for the people that work there)
Physical exchange
- Exchanges consist of buildings where floor traders physically enter the exchange and
conduct business
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