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Capital markets : (Fabozzi, Frank J.)

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Capital markets :
Subtitle:	institutions and instruments /
Author:	Fabozzi, Frank J. Search Author in Amazon Books
Publisher:	Prentice Hall,
ISBN:	0133001873
Edition:	1996.
Classification:	HG4523
Dewey:	332/.0414

Additional related names

Modigliani Franco

Detailed notes

- Includes bibliographical references and index.

- Ch. 1. Introduction -- Ch. 2. Overview of Market Participants and Financial Innovations -- Ch. 3. Depository Institutions -- Ch. 4. Nondepository Institutions -- Ch. 5. Investment Banking Firms -- Ch. 6. The Primary Markets -- Ch. 7. Secondary Markets -- Ch. 8. Risk and Return Theories: I -- Ch. 9. Risk and Return Theories: II -- Ch. 10. Introduction to Financial Futures Markets -- Ch. 11. Introduction to Options Markets -- Ch. 12. Introduction to the Swaps, Caps, and Floors Markets -- Ch. 13. Common Stock Market -- Ch. 14. Stock Options Market -- Ch. 15. Stock Index Derivative Markets -- Ch. 16. The Theory and Structure of Interest Rates -- Ch. 17. Valuation of Debt Contracts and Their Price Volatility Characteristics -- Ch. 18. The Term Structure of Interest Rates -- Ch. 19. Money Markets -- Ch. 20. Treasury and Agency Securities Markets -- Ch. 21. Corporate Bond Market -- Ch. 22. Medium-Term Note, Bank Loan, and Preferred Stock Markets -- Ch. 23. Municipal Securities Market -- Ch. 24. The Mortgage Market -- Ch. 25. The Market for Mortgage Pass-Through Securities -- Ch. 26. The Market for Collateralized Mortgage Obligations -- Ch. 27. The Market for Asset-Backed Securities -- Ch. 28. Exchange-Traded Interest Rate Futures and Options -- Ch. 29. Over-the-Counter Interest Rate Derivative Markets -- Ch. 30. Foreign Exchange Market -- Ch. 31. Instruments for Controlling Foreign-Exchange Risk.