5. Money, foreign exchange, finance.
Whwhat is Finance?
It is the way money is managed, there are personal finances although
when talking about finances it is generally the government that moves this
part.
2. What is Financial System?
It is the system in which the different financial institutions are involved,
and the markets participate
3. What are the functions of a
financial system?
·
Provide
payment systems
·
Provide
mechanisms in which the different savings funds can be taken
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It
provides the financial capital to offer more long-term capital for government
stays.
·
Provides
information on costs and prices in the market.
4. How are the main types of financial
institutions categorized? Describe each one.
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Intermediaries Vs. Non-Intermediaries: Intermediaries basically intervene between
savers and investors, lend money, and mobilize savings. non-intermediaries do business,
7but their money does not come from savers.
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Central Banks: Its responsibility is to monitor and manage the other banks.
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Credit Unions: They serve a specific group demographically by their type of membership,
as an example we could say the teachers.
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Investment Banks and Companies: In investment banks you can not make deposits,
so they help other organizations, people and even governments to obtain
acquisitions.
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Brokerage Firms: Stock companies allow other types of buyers to acquire certain goods,
and these can be offered and bought among investors that are available.
5. Which are the main classes of
financial instruments issued in a financial system? Describe
Cash Instruments: These are derivations of an underlying, for example stocks, based on
future predictions.
Derivative Instruments: They are financial instruments with a value directly influenced by the
condition of the markets.
Foreign Exchange Instruments: These financial instruments are represented in
foreign markets and consist mainly of currency contracts and derivatives.
6. What does the “flow of funds” refer
to? them in detail.
It is a measure of money that enters and leaves an economy, divide your
money into 3 sections: operations, investments, and financing. In all of them
you will find the exit and entry of cash.
7. Write a final reflection on the
topic, mentioning what were the most important aspects you learned.
Most of the terminology I could not understand 100% although the speaker
clarified each term, it was still somewhat confusing for me to process certain
information, in relation to past activities in terms of communication,
technology did not facilitate receiving the message that in issuer wanted.
I agree with what you put in your reflection, I also did not manage to understand the information 100%, but even so I found it very interesting and I consider that it is very important to know this topic.
ResponderBorrarI really agree with you in your reflection, there were terms that I did not understand, or concepts that cost me a little more, but this activity was enriching since I learned a lot about financial systems.
ResponderBorrarThanks for sharing :)
I also didn't know the terms and definitions at first, but now we have a little financial literacy and that's really important because of the markets and systems affect our everyday life with the economy
ResponderBorrarI didn’t know there were this many institutions than watch over the financial system, it is interesting knowing there is a lot of work and research to be able to managing the finance of a country. Awesome information, keep it going c:
ResponderBorrarI agree with you as to the definition of finances, as generally the government has control of these legal tender operations.
ResponderBorrarIt is seen that you understood the subject very well and how these finance systems work, it is something that I did not know but it seems very interesting to me now
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