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International Business



9e



By Charles W.L. Hill



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Chapter 12



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Why Do We Have 


Capital Markets?



<sub>Capital markets bring together investors and </sub>



borrowers



<b><sub>investors</sub></b><sub> - corporations with surplus cash, </sub>


individuals, and non-bank financial institutions


<b><sub>borrowers</sub></b><sub> - individuals, companies, and </sub>


governments


<b><sub>markets makers</sub></b><sub> - the financial service companies </sub>


that connect investors and borrowers, either directly
(investment banks) or indirectly (commercial banks)


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Who Are The Main Players 



in Capital Markets?



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What Makes The Global 


Capital Market Attractive?

 



<sub>Today’s capital markets are highly </sub>



interconnected and facilitate the free flow of


money around the world



<sub>Borrowers benefit from the additional supply of </sub>



funds global capital markets provide


<sub>lowers the </sub><sub>cost of capital</sub>


<sub>Investors benefit from the wider range of </sub>



investment opportunities



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How Have Global Capital 


Markets Changed Since 1990?



<sub>Global capital markets have grown rapidly</sub>



<sub>the stock of cross-border bank loans was just $3,600 </sub>


billion in 1990, but $32,430 in 2010



<sub>the international bond market has grown from $3,515 </sub>


billion in 1997 to $26,613 in 2010


<sub>international equity offerings were just $18 billion in </sub>


1990, but grew to $750 billion in 2009


<sub>The growth in the markets is a result of</sub>



1.Advances in information technology


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What Are The Risks Of The 


Global Capital Markets?



<sub>Question:</sub>

<sub>Could deregulation of capital markets </sub>



and fewer controls on cross-border capital flows


make nations more vulnerable to the effects of


speculative capital flows?



<sub>can have a destabilizing effect on economies</sub>
<sub>2008-2009 global financial crisis</sub>


<sub>Speculative capital flows may be the result of </sub>



inaccurate information about investment


opportunities




<sub>if global capital markets continue to grow, better </sub>


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