FINE 2000 Chapter 2: CHAPTER-2

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Financial market market in which securities are issued and traded. A security is basically a traded financial asset (financial assets that can be traded; for instance, a bank loan is a financial asset but not a security because it cannot be traded) Primary market market for the issue/sale of new securities by corporations. Secondary market market in which already issued securities are traded amongst investors. Basically a transfer of securities (does not raise finance) The flow of savings to public corporations requires seperation of ownership and control. Recall the owners of a corporation are not its managers (but managers have control) which can lead to agency problems. Seperation of ownership and control is required because shareholders do not have enough information to make good financing decisions so they managers to do so for them. Corporate governance is required so that financing goes to the firms that can generate the highest return.

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