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TEST BANK For Financial Markets And Institutions 8th Edition By Anthony Saunders | Verified Chapter's 1 - 25 | Complete Newest Version Part 1: INTRODUCTION AND OVERVIEW OF FINANCIAL MARKETS Chapter 1: Introduction Chapter 2: Determinants of Interest Rates Chapter 3: Interest Rates and Security Valu...

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,TEST li BANK li FOR
Financial liMarkets liAnd liInstitutions li8th liEdition liAnthony liSaunders




Chapter li1

Student liname:
1) What lifactors liare liencouraging lifinancial liinstitutions lito lioffer lioverlapping lifinancial
liservices lisuch lias libanking, liinvestment libanking, librokerage, lietc.? l i 1.I. liRegulatory
lichanges liallowing liinstitutions lito lioffer limore liservices
2.II. liTechnological liimprovements lireducing lithe licost liof liproviding lifinancial liservices
3.III. liIncreasing licompetition lifrom lifull-service liglobal lifinancial liinstitutions
4.IV. liReduction liin lithe lineed lito limanage lirisk liat lifinancial liinstitutions



A) I lionly
B) II liand liIII lionly
C) I, liII, liand liIII lionly
D) I, liII, liand liIV lionly
E) I, liII, liIII, liand liIV




2) IBM licreates liand lisells liadditional listock lito lithe liinvestment libanker liMorgan liStanley.
liMorgan liStanley lithen liresells lithe liissue lito lithe liU.S. lipublic lithrough liits limutual lifunds.


This litransaction liis lian liexample liof lia(n):

A) primary limarket litransaction.
B) asset litransformation liby liMorgan liStanley.
C) money limarket litransaction.
D) foreign liexchange litransaction.
E) forward litransaction.




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,3) IBM licreates liand lisells liadditional listock lito lithe liinvestment libanker liMorgan liStanley.
liMorgan liStanley lithen liresells lithe liissue lito lithe liU.S. lipublic lithrough liits limutual lifunds.


Morgan liStanley liis liacting lias lia(n)


A) asset litransformer.
B) asset libroker.
C) government liregulator.
D) foreign liservice lirepresentative.
E) derivatives litrader.




4) A licorporation liseeking lito lisell linew liequity lisecurities lito lithe lipublic lifor lithe lifirst
litime liin liorder lito liraise licash lifor licapital liinvestment liwould limost lilikely:




A) conduct lian liIPO liwith lithe liassistance liof lian liinvestment libanker.
B) engage liin lia lisecondary limarket lisale liof liequity.
C) conduct lia liprivate liplacement lito lia lilarge linumber liof lipotential libuyers.
D) place lian liad liin lithe l i l i Wall liStreet liJournal lisoliciting liretail lisuppliers liof lifunds.
E) issue libonds liwith lithe liassistance liof lia lidealer.




5) The lilargest licapital limarket lisecurity lioutstanding liin li2019 limeasured liby limarket livalue
liwas:




A) securitized limortgages.
B) corporate libonds.
C) municipal libonds.
D) Treasury libonds.
E) corporate listocks.




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, 6) The lidiagram libelow liis lia lidiagram liof lithe:




A) secondary limarkets.
B) primary limarkets.
C) money limarkets.
D) derivatives limarkets.
E) commodities limarkets.




7) and li allow lia lifinancial liintermediary lito lioffer lisafe liliquid
liliabilities lisuch lias lideposits liwhile liinvesting lithe lidepositors' limoney liin liriskier liilliquid
liassets.




A) Diversification; lihigh liequity lireturns
B) Price lirisk; licollateral
C) Free liriders; liregulations
D) Monitoring; lidiversification
E) Primary limarkets; liforeign liexchange limarkets




8) Depository liinstitutions liinclude:


A) banks lionly.
B) thrifts lionly.
C) finance licompanies lionly.
D) banks liand lithrifts.
E) All liof lithese lichoices liare licorrect.




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