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Money Creation: An Introduction
(Bookboon, 2013)
This article explains how the majority of money in the modern economy is created by commercial banks making loans. Money creation in practice differs from some popular misconceptions banks do not act simply as intermediaries, ...
Financial Institutions: An Introduction
(Bookboon, 2013)
Financial "institutions" covers the mainstream financial intermediaries (banks and investment vehicles), the quasi-financial intermediaries, as well as the ancillary financial.
Foreign Exchange Market: An Introduction
(Bookboon, 2013)
In this book all aspects of the forex market are covered: organisational structure, cross rates, spreads, quotation conventions, role and other relevant issues.
Equity Market: An Introduction
(Bookboon, 2013)
This book covers all aspects of the equity market including its context, instruments, investors, primary and secondary markets
Investments: An Introduction
(Bookboon, 2013)
This introductory book covers the lifestyle choices faced by the individual over his/her life, and the nuts and bolts and principles of investments.
Central Banking and Monetary Policy: An Introduction
(Bookboon, 2013)
This book presents an introduction to central banking and monetary policy.
Money Market: An Introduction
(Bookboon, 2013)
The money market has traditionally been defined as the market for short term marketable debt instruments, such as commercial paper (CP) and treasury bills (TBs).
Bond Market: An Introduction
(Bookboon, 2013)
This book covers all aspects of the bond market including its context, isuers and investors, organisation, instruments, mast and tools.
Financial System: An Introduction
(Bookboon, 2013)
This book covers the 6 elements of the financial system: lender and borrowers, financial intermediaries and instrucments, money creation and price discovery.
Derivative Markets: An Introduction
(Bookboon, 2013)
Forwards, futures, swaps, options, hybrids (such as swaptions and options on futures) and a category "other" (credit derivatives, weather derivatives, etc) make up the