Higher Education
Author(s): Jeff Madura
ISBN: 9781337295963
12th Edition
Copyright: 2018
Binding: eBook
Known for its solid conceptual framework, Madura's best-selling FINANCIAL MARKETS AND INSTITUTIONS, 12e, helps students understand why financial markets exist, how financial institutions serve these markets, and what services those institutions offer. The 12th edition includes updates on regulatory reform as well as expanded coverage of behavioral finance concepts, high-frequency trading, and pension fund underfunding implications. In addition, MindTap, an integrated e-text and online learning solution enhances understanding of course content and offers opportunities to extend learning.
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PART 1: Overview of the Financial Environment
1: ROLE OF FINANCIAL MARKETS AND INSTITUTIONS
1-1 Role of Financial Markets
1-2 Securities Traded in Financial Markets
1-3 Role of Financial Institutions
1-4 Credit Crisis for Financial Institutions
2: DETERMINATION OF INTEREST RATES
2-1 Loanable Funds Theory
2-2 Factors That Affect Interest Rates
2-3 Forecasting Interest Rates
3: STRUCTURE OF INTEREST RATES
3-1 Why Debt Security Yields Vary
3-2 Explaining Actual Yield Differentials
3-3 Estimating the Appropriate Yield
3-4 A Closer Look at the Term Structure
Part 1 Integrative Problem: Interest Rate Forecasts and Investment Decisions
PART 2: The Fed and Monetary Policy
4: FUNCTIONS OF THE FED
4-1 Overview
4-2 Organizational Structure of the Fed
4-3 How the Fed Controls the Money Supply
4-4 The Fed’s Intervention during the Credit Crisis
4-5 Global Monetary Policy
5: MONETARY POLICY
5-1 Mechanics of Monetary Policy
5-2 Implementing Monetary Policy
5-3 Trade-off in Monetary Policy
5-4 Monitoring the Impact of Monetary Policy
5-5 Global Monetary Policy
Part 2 Integrative Problem: Fed Watching
PART 3: Debt Security Markets
6: MONEY MARKETS
6-1 Money Market Securities
6-2 Institutional Use of Money Markets
6-3 Valuation of Money Market Securities
6-4 Globalization of Money Markets
7: BOND MARKETS
7-1 Background on Bonds
7-2 Treasury and Federal Agency Bonds
7-3 Municipal Bonds
7-4 Corporate Bonds
7-5 Globalization of Bond and Loan Markets
7-6 Other Types of Long-Term Debt Securities
8: BOND VALUATION AND RISK
8-1 Bond Valuation Process
8-2 Explaining Bond Price Movements
8-3 Sensitivity of Bond Prices to Interest Rate Movements
8-4 Bond Investment Strategies
8-5 Valuation and Risk of International Bonds
Appendix 8: Forecasting Bond Prices and Yields
9: MORTGAGE MARKETS
9-1 Background on Mortgages
9-2 Types of Residential Mortgages
9-3 Valuation of Mortgages
9-4 Mortgage-Backed Securities
9-5 Credit Crisis
Part 3 Integrative Problem: Asset Allocation
PART 4: Equity Markets
10: STOCK OFFERINGS AND INVESTOR MONITORING
10-1 Private Equity
10-2 Public Equity
10-3 Initial Public Offerings
10-4 Stock Offerings and Repurchases
10-5 Stock Exchanges
10-6 Monitoring Publicly Traded Companies
10-7 Market for Corporate Control
10-8 Globalization of Stock Markets
11: STOCK VALUATION AND RISK
11-1 Stock Valuation Methods
11-2 Required Rate of Return on Stocks
11-3 Factors That Affect Stock Prices
11-4 Stock Risk
11-5 Risk-Adjusted Stock Performance
11-6 Stock Market Efficiency
11-7 Foreign Stock Valuation and Performance
Appendix 11: The Link between Accounting and Stock Valuation
12: MARKET MICROSTRUCTURE AND STRATEGIES
12-1 Stock Market Transactions
12-2 How Stock Transactions Are Executed
12-3 High Frequency Trading
12-4 Regulation of Stock Trading
12-5 Trading International Stocks
Part 4 Integrative Problem: Stock Market Analysis
PART 5: Derivative Security Markets
13: FINANCIAL FUTURES MARKETS
13-1 Background on Financial Futures
13-2 Interest Rate Futures Contracts
13-3 Stock Index Futures
13-4 Single Stock Futures
13-5 Risk of Trading Futures Contracts
13-6 Globalization of Futures Markets
14: OPTION MARKETS
14-1 Background on Options
14-2 Determinants of Stock Option Premiums
14-3 Speculating with Stock Options
14-4 Hedging with Stock Options
14-5 Options on ETFs and Stock Indexes
14-6 Options on Futures Contracts
14-7 Options as Executive Compensation
14-8 Globalization of Options Markets
Appendix 14: Option Valuation
15: SWAP MARKETS
15-1 Background
15-2 Types of Swaps
15-3 Risks of Interest Rate Swaps
15-4 Pricing Interest Rate Swaps
15-5 Performance of Interest Rate Swaps
15-6 Interest Rate Caps, Floors, and Collars
15-7 Credit Default Swaps
15-8 Globalization of Swap Markets
16: FOREIGN EXCHANGE DERIVATIVE MARKETS
16-1 Foreign Exchange Markets
16-2 Factors Affecting Exchange Rates
16-3 Forecasting Exchange Rates
16-4 Foreign Exchange Derivatives
16-5 International Arbitrage
Appendix 16: Currency Option Pricing
Part 5 Integrative Problem: Choosing among Derivative Securities
Midterm Self-Exam
PART 6: Commercial Banking
17: COMMERCIAL BANK OPERATIONS
17-1 Background on Commercial Banks
17-2 Bank Sources of Funds
17-3 Bank Uses of Funds
17-4 Off-Balance Sheet Activities
17-5 International Banking
18: BANK REGULATION
18-1 Regulatory Structure
18-2 Regulation of Bank Operations
18-3 Regulation of Capital
18-4 How Regulators Monitor Banks
18-5 Government Rescue of Failing Banks
18-6 Government Funding during the Crisis
18-7 Financial Reform Act of 2010
18-8 Global Bank Regulations
19: BANK MANAGEMENT
19-1 Bank Goals, Strategy, and Governance
19-2 Managing Liquidity
19-3 Managing Interest Rate Risk
19-4 Managing Credit Risk
19-5 Managing Market Risk
19-6 Integrated Bank Management
19-7 Managing Risk of International Operations
20: BANK PERFORMANCE
20-1 Valuation of a Commercial Bank
20-2 Assessing Bank Performance
20-3 Evaluation of a Bank’s ROA
Part 6 Integrative Problem: Forecasting Bank Performance
PART 7: Nonbank Operations
21: THRIFT OPERATIONS
21-1 Background on Savings Institutions
21-2 Sources and Uses of Funds
21-3 Valuation of a Savings Institution
21-4 Exposure to Risk
21-5 Management of Interest Rate Risk
21-6 Exposure of Savings Institutions to Crises
21-7 Credit Unions
22: FINANCE COMPANY OPERATIONS
22-1 Types of Finance Companies
22-2 Sources and Uses of Funds
22-3 Valuation of a Finance Company
22-4 Exposure of Finance Companies to Risk
22-5 Multinational Finance Companies
23: MUTUAL FUND OPERATIONS
23-1 Background on Mutual Funds
23-2 Stock and Bond Mutual Funds
23-3 Money Market Funds
23-4 Hedge Funds
23-5 Other Types of Funds
23-6 Valuation and Performance of Mutual Funds
24: SECURITIES OPERATIONS
24-1 Functions of Securities Firms
24-2 Regulation of Securities Firms
24-3 Valuation of a Securities Firm
24-4 Exposure of Securities Firms to Risk
24-5 Impact of the Credit Crisis on Securities Firms
25: INSURANCE OPERATIONS
25-1 Setting Insurance Premiums
25-2 Regulation of Insurance Companies
25-3 Life Insurance Operations
25-4 Other Types of Insurance Operations
25-5 Exposure of Insurance Companies to Risk
25-6 Valuation of an Insurance Company
26: PENSION FUND OPERATIONS
26-1 Types of Pension Plans
26-2 Pension Fund Participation in Financial Markets
26-3 Regulation of Private Pension Plans
26-4 Underfunded Public Defined-Benefit Pension Plans
26-5 Corruption of Defined-Benefit Pension Funds
26-6 Pension Fund Management
26-7 Performance of Pension Funds
Part 7 Integrative Problem: Assessing the Influence of Economic Conditions across a Financial Conglomerate’s Units
Final Review
Appendix A: Comprehensive Project
Appendix B: Using Excel to Conduct Analyses
Glossary
Index
Jeff Madura, Florida Atlantic University
Dr Jeff Madura is Emeritus Professor of Finance at Florida Atlantic University. He has written several successful finance texts, including Financial Markets and Institutions (now in its 12th edition). His research on international finance has been published in numerous journals, including Journal of Financial and Quantitative Analysis; Journal of Banking and Finance; Journal of Money, Credit and Banking; Journal of International Money and Finance; Financial Management; Journal of Financial Research; Financial Review; Journal of International Financial Markets, Institutions and Money; Global Finance Journal; International Review of Financial Analysis and Journal of Multinational Financial Management. Dr Madura has received multiple awards for excellence in teaching and research, and he has served as a consultant for international banks, securities firms and other multinational corporations. He served as a director for the Southern Finance Association and the Eastern Finance Association, and he is also former president of the Southern Finance Association.