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Features lengthy coverage of the mortgage market and the securitization of assets.
Provides an extensive introduction to international or global aspects of contemporary finance.
- Explains in depth how the world's major financial markets and institutions interact with one another.
- Discussions range across a wide field, encompassing markets for bonds and stocks as well as mutual funds in Tokyo, London, Frankfurt, and Paris, among other places.
Offers extensive coverage of the markets for derivative securities, such as options, futures, swaps, customized agreements for controlling interest rate risk, etc.
- Offers fundamental information about the structure of these derivatives, the markets where they are traded, the principles for pricing them, and the applications to which financial practitioners can put them.
Describes the wide array of financial instruments available in today's markets for investing, financing operations, and controlling the various kinds of financial risk.
- Shows how the instruments are responses to the needs of borrowers, lenders, and investors.
Explains in depth how the world's key financial institutions manage their assets and liabilities in a complicated environment of varying interest rates and asset prices, regulatory constraints, accounting rules, and international competition and opportunities.
Provides a thorough introduction to financial regulation.
Presents the institutional structure and analytical tools for understanding financial innovations that will surely occur and that will affect the financial world in which students will be working in the future.
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