• Bài giảng Financial Markets - Lecture 22: Other DerivativesBài giảng Financial Markets - Lecture 22: Other Derivatives

    Option Parameters Delta: Partial derivative of option price with respect to underlying price: ∂C/∂S Gamma: Second partial derivative of option price with respect to underlying: ∂2C/∂S2 Theta: Partial derivative of option price with respect to time ∂C/∂T. (Equals minus the partial derivative with respect to time remaining until exercise) Vega: P...

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  • Bài giảng Financial Markets - Lecture 21: Options MarketsBài giảng Financial Markets - Lecture 21: Options Markets

    Options With options, one pays money to have a choice in the future Essence of options is not that I buy the ability to vacillate, or to exercise free will. The choice one makes actually depends only on the underlying asset price Options are truncated claims on assets

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  • Bài giảng Financial Markets - Lecture 20: Stock Index, Oil and Other Futures MarketsBài giảng Financial Markets - Lecture 20: Stock Index, Oil and Other Futures Markets

    Lower Trading Costs on Futures vs. Spot Market for Stock Theory of optimal bid-asked spread. Even though futures markets are not dealer markets, there is in effect a bid-asked spread, and it is narrower than for individual stocks. Less likely to be superior information to “pick off” dealers in stock index futures market than in market for indivi...

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  • Bài giảng Financial Markets - Lecture 19: Forwards & FuturesBài giảng Financial Markets - Lecture 19: Forwards & Futures

    First Futures Market: Osaka Begun at Dojima, Osaka, Japan, in 1670s. World’s only futures market until 1860s. Dojima was center for rice trade, with 91 rice warehouses in 1673. Dojima futures exchange had precise definitions of quality, delivery date and place, experts who evaluated rice quality, and clearinghouses for contracts. Trading floor...

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  • Bài giảng Financial Markets - Lecture 18: The Democratization of Finance: Consumer FinanceBài giảng Financial Markets - Lecture 18: The Democratization of Finance: Consumer Finance

    Trends in Democratization of Finance Financial and insurance institutions began with intellectuals and wealthy class Gradual spread of risk management institutions required marketing, spread of financial enlightenment, government support

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  • Bài giảng Financial Markets - Lecture 17: Brokers, Dealers, Exchanges & ECNsBài giảng Financial Markets - Lecture 17: Brokers, Dealers, Exchanges & ECNs

    Brokers, Dealers Exchanges & ECNs Brokers deal with public. Example: Merrill Lynch Dealers execute trades Exchanges are places where dealers operate. Examples: NYSE, Nasdaq, Arizona Exchange Electronic Communications Networks (ECNs) allow investors to communicate with each other, and to exchange. Examples: Island, Instinet (now Inet)

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  • Bài giảng Financial Markets - Lecture 16: Institutional InvestingBài giảng Financial Markets - Lecture 16: Institutional Investing

    Migration of Capital: Main Street to Wall Street Trend over decades has been to greater institutional investing, and volume of trade on stock market now dominated by it. Increasing tendency for institutions to participate in corporate governance, solving the control problem referred to by Berle and Means. An epic shift of power in our society to...

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  • Bài giảng Financial Markets - Lecture 15: Investment Banking and Secondary MarketsBài giảng Financial Markets - Lecture 15: Investment Banking and Secondary Markets

    Glass-Steagall Act 1933 The modern concept of “Investment Bank” was created in the Glass-Steagall act (Banking Act of 1933). Glass Steagall separated commercial banks, investment banks, and insurance companies. Carter Glass, Senator from Virginia, believed that commercial banks securities operations had contributed to the crash of 1929, that bank...

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  • Bài giảng Financial Markets - Lecture 14: Monetary PolicyBài giảng Financial Markets - Lecture 14: Monetary Policy

    Bank of England 1694 Granted monopoly on joint stock banking by Parliament in return for war loans. Not an invention of economists, started off as a powerful bank that was able to demand that other banks held deposits in it. Did not have government monopoly on note issue, but achieved it through its monopoly power.

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  • Bài giảng Financial Markets - Lecture 13: BanksBài giảng Financial Markets - Lecture 13: Banks

    What Are Banks? Commercial Banks: Principal activity: receives deposits and makes loans. Investment banks (US): Purchaser or underwriter of large blocks of securities, reseller of them. The word “bank” is misleading, since according to the Glass Steagall Act 1933 they could not accept deposits. Central Banks

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