Money Market (Money and Banking) What is Money? A financial asset with the following functions: Medium of exchange: An asset that individuals acquire for the purpose of trading rather than for their own consumption. A store of value: Means of holding purchasing power over time A measure of value (unit of account): Measure used to set prices and make economic calculations 2 What is money? Money is anything that serves as a commonly accepted medium of exchange Money and Income
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First Word... The capital market is now a happening place. Many a career is made here. Many a profit is earned here. Like someone said‚ “This could be your Ali Baba’s den.” The markets have dramatically changed in the last 20 years. Today‚ the Indian markets are no longer insulated from the happenings in the rest of the world. There is both depth and breath in the market. The result: no single player can move the market by his individual action. With India turning out to be an attractive investment
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An Unconventional Choice of Banking Sector: Quantitative Easing in Advanced Economies Prepare for Professor Suk-Joong Kim Prepare by Yang Liu 440080590 & Yingwen Jin 430586431 Executive Summary This report will discuss the causes and effects of quantitative easing monetary policy in US‚ UK and Japan on the basis of some relevant economic data. A brief introduction will discuss the nature of quantitative easing policy. In the US part‚ the global financial crisis will be analysed firstly
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| ACC 6201 – Individual Assignment | | Ting‚ Tai Siong (Student ID: I 12000998) | Course Intake : May 2012 / MBA Lecturer Name : Mr. Madhavan Kpoduval Table of Contents 1) Executive Summary 2 2) Financial Analysis 4 A) Financial Ratio Limitation 5 B) PARKSON Financial Ratio Analysis 6 C) COMPETITOR Financial Ratio Analysis 12 3) Why invest in Parkson? 16 4) Conclusion 23 5) References 25 6) Appendix 28 A) Financial Ratio Analysis Summary 28 B) Financial Ration Computation
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global recession since 1930s’ crisis”(Former Fed Chairman‚ 2009) and a huge “liquidity trap” (Krugman‚ 1998)‚ when nominal rates reach lower zero bound. Even historically low short-run interest rates could not help the economy to recover. Due to this relatively new monetary policy became more popular – quantitative easing‚ also known as QE. “QE refers change the size of central bank’s balance sheet in order to ease liquidity”(Alan S.Blinder‚ Quantiative Easing: Entrance and Exit Strategies‚ p.1‚ 2010)
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banks to meet their short-term liquidity needs as lender of last resort. The interest is set at a punitive rate to encourage banks to manage their liquidity efficiently. Indirect policy tools Used more widely than direct tools‚ indirect policy tools seek to alter liquidity conditions. While the use of reserve requirements has been the traditional monetary tool of choice‚ more recently‚ the Bank shifted towards the use of open market operations to manage liquidity in the financial system and to
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German Crisis and Criticality of Euro in itXavier Institute of Management‚ Bhubaneswar Prashant Choudhary Anish Gupta XIMB XIMBuh14080@stu.ximb.ac.in uh14057@stu.ximb.ac.in German Crisis and criticality of Euro in it Germany is the largest economy of the Euro zone and 5th largest GDP of the world. In 2013 when Greece and other Euro zone nations like Spain were taking a beating‚ Germany was getting
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The ATHENIANS – Economic thought from great Athenian and Greek philosophers Oeconomicus by Xenophon He wrote one ofthe earliest economic text in existence – mainly focuses on Ideas regarding households management – how to manage a economic household – payment of the bills‚ saving money – a successful household is created from moderation and hard work or your household will fall apart The Republic by Platon in his book he mostly talked about the iideas of democratic and republican forms of government
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Revenue‚ Capex‚ Opex 3 Reserves 3 Sunk costs: 3 Opportunity Costs: 3 Royalty‚ Tax‚ Ring fencing 4 Types of Petroleum Fiscal Regimes 4 Net Cash Flow 4 Concessionary system vs. Production Sharing contracts 5 Going Internation – Bidding Process 5 Economic Modelling 6 Production Costs 7 Wildcat 7 What is the wild cat success ratio? And what are the considered factors? 7 Depreciation 8 Abandonment 8 Goodwill‚ Leases‚ Ringfencing 9 Volatility of Crude Oil 9 Volatility of Gas 10 Forecasting 10 Opportunity
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Lecture 1 • Money is anything that is generally accepted in payment for goods and services or the repayment of debts • Wealth is the set of properties that serve to store value • Income is the flow of wealth accumulation per unit of time • The oldest form of exchange is barter‚ which requires a double coincidence of wants • The oldest form of money is commodity money: money is made out of a valuable commodity‚ like gold for example • We now use fiat money:
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