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PRESENTATION TECHNIQUES The Many Roles of Financial Markets Fatma POLAT
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PRESENTATION TECHNIQUES

The Many Roles of Financial Markets

Fatma POLAT

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The Many Roles of Financial Markets

Has the financial markets been changed for last twenty years?

If it has changed, what types of changes could be happened in financial markets?

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THE MANY ROLES OF FINANCIAL MARKETS

The economic functions of financial markets include :

The provision of choice in the timing of consumption

The management of risk The clarification of the role of

management The provision of information

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THE MANY ROLES OF FINANCIAL MARKETS

1. The Provision of Choice in The Timing of Consumption

Financial markets and instruments enable individuals to choose more effectively between current and consumption

TOMORROWOR

TODAY?

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THE MANY ROLES OF FINANCIAL MARKETS

2. The Management of Risk

Financial markets allow efficient risk sharing among investors . There are two types of risks:

Diversifiable

Non-diversifiable

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3. The Clarification of the Role of Management

Financial markets enable the separation of ownership from day-to-day managerial control

Shareholders

Net Present Value

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4. Provision of Information

By providing information concerning performance the presence of a well-functioning stock market and enables poor management

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THE MANY ROLES OF FINANCIAL MARKETS

The operation of well-functioning financial markets

bring borrowers and lenders together, improve risks sharing, lead to the optimal allocation of resources, provide information to market participants, allow the separation of ownership from management and help monitor management.