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    The role of financial intermediaries

    Lecture no 2

    BANKING TECHNIQUES

    AND OPERATIONS

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    Objectives of the lecture

    Understand the difference between internal andexternal sources offinance

    Explain the main types of financing (equity and debt) Understand the difference between direct and indirect

    finance Understand the difference between primary and

    secondary market Analyse the importance of financial intermediaries

    Explain the functions of financial intermediaries Identify types of financial intermediaries

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    Financial system

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    The importance of credit/bank loan and

    financial intermediarries

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    Eight Basic Facts

    1. Stocks are not the most important sources ofexternal financing for businesses

    2. Issuing marketable debt and equity

    securities is not the primary way in whichbusinesses finance their operations

    3. Indirect finance is many times more importantthan direct finance

    4. Financial intermediaries are the mostimportant source of external funds

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    Eight Basic Facts (contd)

    5. The financial system is among the mostheavily regulated sectors of the economy

    6. Only large, well-established corporations

    have easy access to securities markets tofinance their activities

    7. Collateral is a prevalent feature of debtcontracts (secured and unsecured debt)

    8. Debt contracts are extremely complicated legaldocuments that place substantial restrictivecovenants on borrowers

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    How to explain?

    Asymmetric InformationAgency theory analyses how asymmetric information

    problems affect economic behavior

    Adverse Selection (before the transaction)more likely

    to select risky borrower

    Moral Hazard (after the transaction)less likely borrower

    will repay loan

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    Moral Hazard in Debt Markets

    Borrowers have incentives to take on

    projects that are riskier than the lenders

    would like

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    Adverse Selection:

    The Lemons Problem

    If quality cannot be assessed, the buyer is

    willing to pay at most a price that reflects

    the average quality

    Sellers of good quality items will not want

    to sell at the price foraverage quality

    The buyer will decide not to buy at allbecause all that is left in the market is

    poor quality items

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    Adverse Selection: Solutions

    Private production and sale of information

    Free-rider problem

    Government regulation to increaseinformation

    Financial intermediation

    Collateral and net worth

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    Function of Financial Intermediaries:

    Indirect Finance

    Lower transaction costs

    Expertise

    Economies of scale

    Liquidity services

    Reduce Risk

    Risk Sharing (Asset Transformation< maturity

    transformation)Diversification: You shoudnt put all the eggs in a

    basket

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    Moral Hazard: Solutions

    Net worth and collateral

    Incentive compatible

    Monitoring and Enforcement of Restrictive

    Covenants

    Discourage undesirable behavior

    Encourage desirable behavior

    Keep collateral valuableProvide information

    Financial Intermediation

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    Types

    Depository institutions

    Commercial banks

    Savings and loan associations

    Credit unions

    Contractual savings institutions

    Insurance companies

    Pension funds

    Investment intermediaries

    Finance companies

    Mutual funds

    Investment banks

    others

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    Questions

    1. Financial institutions that accept deposits and make loans are called

    ________ institutions.

    a. Depository institutions;

    b. Investment institutions;

    c. Contractual savings;d. underwriting.

    2. When an investment bank ________ securities, it guarantees a price

    for a corporation's securities and then sells them to the public.

    a. underwrites;

    b. undertakes;

    c. overwrites;

    d. overtakes

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    Questions

    3. An important financial institution that assists in the initial sale of securities in

    the primary market is the:

    a. investment bank;

    b. commercial bank;

    c. stock exchange

    d. brokerage house.

    4. . The process of asset transformation refers to the conversion of

    a. safer assets into risky assets;

    b. safer assets into safer liabilities;

    c. risky assets into safer assets

    d. risky assets into risky liabilities.

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    References

    Dima.M. A, Agapie, A., Orzea, I., Moroianu, M. (2010). Banking. Theory,

    cases and applications, Ed ASE

    Dima, M.A., (2010), Credit Analysis. Case studies, Ed. Business Excellence

    Casu, B., Giraradone, C., Molyneux (2006). Introduction to Banking,

    Prentice Hall

    Mishkin, F. (2007). The Economics of Money, Banking and FinancialMarkets, Prentice Hall (Ch 2 and ch 8)