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PV Viswanath For a First Course in INvestments Learning Goals 2 Distinguish between the real economy and the financial economy The Financial System What is the Role of the financial markets ID: 782200

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Slide1

The Investment Environment

P.V.

Viswanath

For a First Course in

INvestments

Slide2

Learning Goals

2

Distinguish between the real economy and the financial economy

The Financial System

What is the Role of the financial markets?

Slide3

Real Assets vs Financial Assets

3

Real Assets

Determine the productive capacity and net income of the economy

Examples: Land, buildings, machines, knowledge used to produce goods and services

Financial Assets

Claims on real

assets

The two systems are parallel, but not

entirely

You can have trading in financial assets, with no change in the amount of real assets, or you can have creation of new financial assets which then also causes a change in real assets.

Sometimes financial assets that have not been traded up to that point then become

tradeable

– i.e. securitization, but this does not increase the amount

of real assets.

Slide4

P.V. Viswanath

4

Financial System: Flow of Funds

Slide5

Role of Financial Markets

5

Information Role: Capital flows to companies with best

prospects

Consumption Timing: Use securities to store wealth and transfer consumption to the

future

Allocation of Risk: Investors can select securities consistent with their tastes for

risk

Separation of Ownership and Management: This allows the firm to operate on a day-to-day basis even as shareholders acquire increased liquidity and change possibly from minute-to-minute. However, with stability comes agency problems. Are managers interested in maximizing shareholder wealth?

Slide6

Players in Financial Markets

6

Households

Firms

Government

Financial Intermediaries/Financial Service Companies

Slide7

P.V. Viswanath

7

Examples of Financial Intermediaries

Commercial Banks

Insurance Companies

Pension and Retirement Funds

Mutual Funds

Investment Banks

Venture Capital Firms

Asset Management Firms

Information Service Providers

Slide8

The Investment Process

8

Top down

Asset Allocation – how much to invest in broad security classes

Security

Selection – what securities to hold within a security class

Bottom up

Security Analysis

Start with bottom up and pay attention to portfolio characteristics