Define the functions and roles played by financial markets and institutions
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Define the functions and roles played by financial markets and institutions, particularly as they relate to the flow of funds from lenders to borrowers within the global financial system
You want to explain to a group of new hire bank employees the role the Great National Bank has as an institution in the financial market and the roles financial markets have in the economy. Create a slide presentation that presents the primary roles that financial institutions have in financial markets and the roles financial markets have in the broader economy. Explain the various types of financial markets and the types of institutions that are considered financial intermediaries.
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Financial markets play an important role in the global financial system. It helps in international and cross border flow of capital and credit, gives opportunities to the business, government and other institutions to access to the international markets.
Financial market acts as a intermediary between the lenders and borrowers. It arranges funds for the borrowers in any form whether it is equity, debt or hybrid instrument. It raises the finance for them for all ...
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