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FINANCIAL ECONOMICS
Financial economics is a branch of economics that
analyzes the use and distribution of resources
in markets in which decisions are made under
uncertainty.
Financial decisions must often take into account
future events, whether those be related to
individual stocks, portfolios or the market as a
whole.
Financial economics often involves the creation of
sophisticated models to test the variables
affecting a particular decision.
IMPORTANT OF FINANCIAL ECONOMICS
Financial economics has many
aspects. Two of the
most important are:
An important part of finance is
working out the total risk of a portfolio
of risky assets, since the total risk may
be less than the risk of the individual
components.
Financial economics builds heavily on
microeconomics and basic accounting
concepts.
THE PARTS TO THE FINANCIAL SYSTEM
Money. Money is used as a medium to
buy goods & services.
Financial Instruments. Financial
Instruments are formal obligations that
entitle one party to receive payments or
a share of assets from another party.
Financial Markets.
Financial Institutions.
Central Banks.
COMPONENTS OF FINANCIAL
SYSTEM
A modern financial system may
include banks (public sector or
private sector), financial
markets, financial instruments,
and financial services.
Financial systems allow funds to be
allocated, invested, or moved between
economic sectors.
They enable individuals and companies
to share the associated risks.
FUNCTION OF FINANCIAL
SYSTEM
The financial system ensures the
efficient functioning of the payment
mechanism in an economy.
All transactions between the buyers and
sellers of goods and services are
effected smoothly because of financial
system.
Financial system helps in risk
transformation by diversification, as in
case of mutual funds.
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