Lesson 3 CAPM

Cards (29)

  • Money Market Instrumen — short term securities (maturing 1yr or less)
  • Capital Market Instrument — can be classified as non-negotiable/ non-marketable instrument and negotiable/marketable instrument.
  • Cash Management Bills — 91 days 35 days or 42 days
  • Treasury Bills — 91 day 182 day and 364 day
  • Banker’s acceptance — time draft
  • Commercial letter of credit — contractual agreement between a bank
  • Negotiable Certificate of deposit — bank issued-time deposits that specifies an interest rate
  • Repurchase Agreement — legal contracts
  • MMDA — manage by banks or brokerages also called money market account
  • MMMF — pool funds
  • Money Fund — growth funds, income funds, balance fund, sector fund and global fund
  • Certificate of assignment — agreemet that transfer the right of the seller over a security in favor of the buyer
  • Certificate of participation — gives the buyer a share in a security that promises to pay a certain sum of money on a fixed date
  • Eurodollar certificate of deposit — dollar-denominated
  • Non-negotiable instrument — are loans, leases, mortgages and line of credit
  • Loan — direct borrowing
  • Leases and rent agreement — the owner of the property is called the lessor and line of credit
  • Mortgages — using collateral
  • Line of credit — bank’s commitment
  • Marketable/Negotiable securities — stocks, bonds, notes, long term negotiable and mortgage-backed securities
  • Par value shares — shares where the specific money value is shown in the face of the stock certificate
  • Cumulative Preferred Shares — entitled to receive all passed dividend in arrears
  • Non cumulative preferred shares — not entitled to passed dividends
  • Bonds — debt instrument issued by private companies to borrow large sum of money
  • Type of Bonds
    1. Corporate bond
    2. Treasury bond
    3. Municipality bond
  • mortgage-backed secutrities — neither liquid not suited to trading on secondary market
  • Long-term Negotiable Certificate of deposit — bank’s obligation
  • Common Stock — right to vote
  • Preferred Stock — A type of stock that is issued with a fixed dividend rate and a fixed maturity date.