Money and Capital Markets offers thorough coverage of financial institutuions and markets for upper level endergraduate and MBA students.  Prerequisites for the text are an introductory finance course and basic knowledge of algebra. Money and capital Markets presents the major theories of the impact of inflation, government spending, and monetary policy upon interest rates. In order to emphasize factors determining the prices and risks of financial instruments, descriptive information about institutions is kept to a minimum. The links between different types of securities are shown through risk-free arbitrage. this allows lecturers and students to establish frameworks for linking different types of bonds and connecting futures markets with spot markets.  The third edition features:     Updated institutional information, including coverage of US treasury auctions, investment banking, brokers and dealers, bank regulation, and mortagage markets.   Extensively revised end of chapter problems challenging the student to think critically.   More user friendly chapters on spot and forward interest rates, coupon-bearing bands, bond investment risks and features.

Money and Capital Markets

Business & Money

Livingston, Miles

Economics

New York Inst of Finance

Money and Capital Markets: Financial Instruments and Their Uses

Investing

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Bonds and Bond Derivatives

This book is an introduction to bond markets and bond derivatives for students as well as for executives in commercial businesses and financial institutions.

Wiley/Blackwell

This book provides an introduction to bond markets and bond derivatives for students as well as for executives in commercial businesses and financial institutions. It also: 
<ul> <li>Presents the essential elements of debt instruments in an intuitive manner; 
</li> <li>Covers updated institutional material, new sections on callable bonds and the yield to call, convertible bonds, and methods for estimating and modern models of term structure of interest rates, as well as a comprehensive discussion of bonds in the European Economic Union; 
</li> <li>Includes additional end-of-chapter questions, PowerPoint slides, and an Instructor's text bank through the author's website: http://bear.cba.ufl.edu/livingston</li> </ul>

Essentials of Money and Capital Markets provides students with a concise exploration of fixed income markets and how financial institutions play a critical role in fixed income markets. The book begins with a discussion of the debt levels in the United States, the variability of interest rates, and the financial crisis of 2007-2009. Over the course of 14 chapters, students learn about the Federal Reserve, the U.S. Treasury, pension plans, mutual funds, banks, determinants of interest rates, time values, money market instruments and rates, and the risks associated with changing interest rates. Dedicated chapters address spot and forward interest rates, arbitrage for bonds, theories of the term structure of interest rates, bond ratings and default risk, mortgages and mortgage-backed securities, futures contracts, and bond futures. The fourth edition features updated coverage of the causes and consequences of the financial crisis of 2007-2009. Featuring class-tested content and insightful coverage, Essentials of Money and Capital Markets is well suited for graduate and upper-level undergraduate courses with focus on fixed income securities and important financial institutions in fixed income markets.

Essentials of Money and Capital Markets

Cognella Academic Publishing

Essentials of Money and Capital Markets provides students with a comprehensive but concise exploration of financial institutions and financial instruments. The book begins with a discussion of the debt levels in the United States, the variability of interest rates, and the financial crisis of 2007-2009. Over the course of 14 chapters, students learn about the Federal Reserve, the U.S. Treasury, pension plans, mutual funds, banks, determinants of interest rates, time values, money market instruments and rates, and the risks associated with changing interest rates. Dedicated chapters address spot and forward interest rates, arbitrage for bonds, theories of the term structure of interest rates, bond ratings and default risk, mortgages and mortgage-backed securities, futures contracts, and financial futures. The fourth edition features updated coverage of the causes and consequences of the financial crisis of 2007-2009. Featuring class-tested content and insightful coverage, Essentials of Money and Capital Markets is well suited for graduate and upper-level undergraduate courses in business, economics, and finance.
Miles B. Livingston is the Bank of America Professor of Finance in the Warrington College of Business at the University of Florida. He holds a Ph.D. and M.B.A. with distinction from New York University and a B.A. from Columbia University. Professor Livingston has taught at the University of Wisconsin, the University of Oregon, Concordia University, York University, the College of William and Mary, Erasmus University, and the University of Melbourne. He has published numerous scholarly articles in a variety of finance journals. In 2005, he was named a Prolific Author in Finance by the Journal of Finance Literature.

Essentials of Money and Capital Markets: Fixed Income Markets and Institutions

Money and Capital Markets offers thorough coverage of financial institutuions and markets for upper level endergraduate and MBA students. Prerequisites for the text are an introductory finance course and basic knowledge of algebra. Money and capital Markets presents the major theories of the impact of inflation, government spending, and monetary policy upon interest rates. In order to emphasize factors determining the prices and risks of financial instruments, descriptive information about institutions is kept to a minimum. The links between different types of securities are shown through risk-free arbitrage. this allows lecturers and students to establish frameworks for linking different types of bonds and connecting futures markets with spot markets. The third edition features:    Updated institutional information, including coverage of US treasury auctions, investment banking, brokers and dealers, bank regulation, and mortagage markets.  Extensively revised end of chapter problems challenging the student to think critically.  More user friendly chapters on spot and forward interest rates, coupon-bearing bands, bond investment risks and features.

Money and Capital Markets 3e Instructor's Manual

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