- •1. What is financial services market (fsm)?
- •2. Segments of the financial services market
- •3. Financial services market infrastructure.
- •4. What does it mean “financial service”?
- •5. What does it mean “financial asset”?
- •6.What does it mean “financial intermediaries”?
- •7. Who are financial intermediaries? 9. Functions of financial intermediaries.
- •8. Role of financial intermediaries in modern economy.
- •10. What do you know about modern market of stock brokerage services?
- •12. What do you know about modern market of credit union services?
- •13.What do you know about modern market of commercial bank services?
- •14. What do you know about modern market of investment banks services?
- •15. What do you know about modern market of consumer finance services?
- •16. What do you know about modern market mortgage services?
- •19. What do you know about modern market of reinsurance services?
- •20. Life insurance companies: pensions products.
- •21. Life insurance companies: life insurance products.
- •22. Life insurance companies: annuity products.
- •Impaired life annuities
- •23. General insurance companies (non-life insurance, property/casualty insurance): commercial risks policies.
- •24. General insurance companies (non-life insurance, property/casualty insurance): automobile policies.
- •25. General insurance companies (non-life insurance, property/casualty insurance): homeowner’s policies.
- •26. Credit unions: share accounts (savings accounts).
- •27. Credit unions: share draft accounts (checking accounts).
- •28. Credit unions: credit cards, share term certificates (certificates of deposit).
- •29. Credit unions: online banking.
- •30. Commercial bank services: keeping money safe while also allowing withdrawals when needed.
- •32. Commercial bank services: personal loans.
- •33. Commercial bank services: commercial loans.
- •34. Commercial bank services: mortgage loans.
- •35. Commercial bank services: issuance of credit cards and debit cards.
- •36. Commercial bank services: financial transactions at branches.
- •37.Commercial bank services: transfers of funds.
- •38.Commercial bank services: facilitation of payments for bills.
- •39. Commercial bank services: overdraft agreements.
- •40. Commercial bank services: internet banking system.
- •41. Commercial bank services: check guaranteed.
- •42 Investment bank services: raising capital by underwriting.
- •43. Investment bank services: acting as the client's agent in the issuance of securities.
- •44. Investment bank services: assist companies involved in mergers and acquisitions (m&a).
- •45. Investment bank services: secondary services (such as market making).
- •47.Investment bank services: secondary services (such as equity securities).
- •48.Investment bank services: secondary services (such as ficc services – fixed income instruments, currencies, and commodities)
- •49. Consumer finance as a division of retail banking: credit cards as a kind of loans.
- •52. Mortgage services: use of a property as the plague by purchasers of real property to raise money to buy the property to be purchased.
- •53. Mortgage services: use of a property as the plague by purchasers of real property by existing property owners to raise funds for any purpose.
- •55. What do you know about collective investment schemes (investment funds)?
- •56. How works collective investment scheme (investment fund)?
- •57. Foreign collective investment schemes (investment funds).
- •58. Collective investment schemes (investment funds) in Ukraine.:
- •59.What you know about investment funds services?
- •60. What types of investment funds do you know?
- •61. What do you know about mutual funds?
- •62. What do you know about private equity funds?
- •63. What do you know about exchange traded funds?
- •64.What do you know about money market funds?
- •65. What do you know about hedge funds?
- •66.Accounting (accountancy) services as a part of financial services market infrastructure.
- •67. Accountancy services: financial accounting.
- •68. Accountancy services: management accounting.
- •69. Accountancy services: auditing.
- •70. Accountancy services: tax accounting.
- •71.What does it mean “asset management”?
- •72.Asset management as an investment service.
- •73.Goal of the investment management and how it works.
- •74.Asset management (investment management) as a part of financial services market infrastructure.
- •75.Asset management (investment management) services: monitoring and maintaining of value to an entity or group.
- •76.Asset management (investment management) services: deploying, operating, maintaining, upgrading, and disposing of assets cost-effectively.
- •77. Internet/ Electronic trading (etrading) as a part of financial services market infrastructure
- •78. Internet/ Electronic trading (etrading) as a method of trading securities (stocks, bonds).
- •79. Internet/ Electronic trading (etrading) as a method of trading foreign exchange
- •80. Internet/ Electronic trading (etrading) as a method of trading financial derivatives.
- •81. Internet/ Electronic trading (etrading) as a virtual market place.
- •82. What do you know about electronic communication networks (ecNs), such as nasdaq, nyse Arca and Globex?
- •83. What do you think about future development of electronic and human trading in global securities markets?
- •84. Role of credit ratings in financial services market
- •85. How credit ratings evaluate a credit worthiness of a company?
- •86.How credit ratings evaluate a credit worthiness of a government?
- •87.What do you know about Fitch credit rating agency?
- •88. What do you know about Standard and Poors (s&p) credit rating agency?
- •89. What do you know about Moody’s credit rating agency?
- •90. Role of stock indexes (stock market indexes) at the financial market.
- •91.Role of credit card processing in modern economy.
- •92. What do you know about credit card companies?
- •93. What do you know about American Express?
- •94. What do you know about MasterCard?
- •95. What do you know about Visa?
- •96. What do you know about Citi Cards?
- •97. What do you know about project finance?
- •98. Financial services of international companies: European Bank of Reconstruction and Development.
- •99. What do you know about financial services of international companies: International Finance Corporation (ifc)?
- •100 What do you know about pension funds as institution investors?
- •101. What do you know about asset management (investment management)?
- •102. What do you know about foreign credit rating agencies and theirs financial services?
- •103.What do you know about Ukrainian credit rating agency and its ratings?
- •104) What do you know about private equity funds?
- •105. What do you know about insurance companies as institution investors?
- •107. What do you know about collective investment schemes (investment funds)?
- •108. What do you know about mortgage in Western markets?
- •110. What do you know about Dow Jones?
- •111. What do you know about s&p500?
- •112. What do you know about factoring?
- •113. What do you know about stock exchange?
- •114. What do you know about foreign experience on mortgage?
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- •115. What do you know about Ukrainian practice on mortgage?
- •116. What do you know about initial public offering (ip0)?
- •117. What do you know about initial public offering ipo of Ukrainian securities?
- •118. What do you know about market capitalization?
- •119. Market capitalization: definition.
- •120. Market capitalization: how to measure
- •121. Financial assets: sense/meaning and types.
- •122.Futures: specifics of futures and how futures work.
- •123.Futures: history of futures.
- •124.Brokerage firms
- •125. Fundamental analyses on financial market: what does it mean and how it works?
- •126. Technical analyses on financial market: what does it mean and how it works?
- •127) What is stock market efficiency?
- •128) What is a corporate credit rating?
- •129. Evaluating country risk for international investing.
- •130. Options pricing.
- •131 Warsaw stock exchange
- •131. Warsaw Stock Exchange
- •132 London stock exchange
- •134 Derivatives
- •135 Bonds
- •136 Securitization
- •137) Hsbc Holdings plc and its financial services
- •138. Lloyds Banking Group plc and its financial services
- •139. The Royal Bank of Scotland Group plc (rbs Group) and its financial services.
- •140.Barclays financial services company.
- •141. The Goldman Sachs Group, Inc. And its financial services to institutional clients.
- •142. Morgan Stanley and its financial services.
- •143.Deutsche Bank ag and its financial services.
- •144. Bnp Paribas and its financial services.
- •145. Société Générale s.A. And its financial services.
- •146. Bank of China Limited and its financial services.
- •147. Bank of America and its financial services.
- •148. Fannie Mae and its financial services.
- •149. Freddie Mac and its financial services
- •150 George Soros and its economic theory of modern financial markets.
- •151. What do you know about vendor finance?
- •152 What do you know about trade finance?
- •153. What do you know about forfeiting?
- •154. What do you know about equipment finance?
- •155. What do you know about mezzanine finance?
- •157. What do you know about credit bureau and its role at the financial services market?
- •158 What do you think about challenges and perspectives of financial services market in globalization of economy?
- •159 What do you think about challenges and perspectives of financial services market in economic integration?
- •161 What do you think about challenges and perspectives of financial services market in modern information society?
- •162 What do you think about challenges and perspectives of financial services market in European integration?
- •163. What do you know about emerging financial services markets?
- •164. What do you know about frontier financial services markets?
- •165. What do you know about offshore financial services markets?
- •18. What do you know about modern market of investment funds services?
96. What do you know about Citi Cards?
Citi Cards are a popular choice of credit cards, and they are issued by Citibank. Citi is the world's largest credit card issuer across Citi Branded Cards and Citi Retail Services. These credit cards allow users to earn incentives for making purchases with their credit card. Points accumulate for each dollar charged on the card, and cardholders can redeem these points for various rewards..
Citi Branded Cards provides payment and credit solutions to consumers and small businesses in 34 countries. The card offers exceptional rewards, including global benefits, special offers and an annual relationship bonus:
General reward points credit cards: cardholders can accumulate points toward a reward structure, which is based on how much the card is used over time. General reward cards offer cardholders a variety of items to cash points in for: gift cards, electronics, hotel stays, plane tickets, jewelry, pet supplies and more.
Hotel or travel points credit cards This is a genre of credit cards specific to hotels and travel. Some cards are co-branded with hotels. These credit cards allow you to earn points for all purchases, in addition to bonus points for dollars spent on stays at the respective hotel chain.
Airline mile / frequent flier credit cards. This type of card allows consumers to earn airline mile credits whenever they make purchases. Some cards are co-branded with a specific airline, while some are generic and can be redeemed for tickets with a variety of airlines..
Citi Retail Services provides consumer and commercial credit card products – both private label and co-branded – to national and regional retailers and their clients across North America. In addition, Retail Services delivers retail industry expertise and insights, including transaction data analytics and fully integrated marketing and loyalty programs, to help retailers expand and deepen customer relationships. These credit cards are co-branded with a major retailer, such as Disney or Amazon.com. Points are accumulated by making everyday purchases, though cardholders are awarded with double or triple points for making purchases from the co-branded retailer.
Citi cards has a core collection of cards to suit your needs, whether you are looking for a Visa or MasterCard with rewards, 0% APRs on balance transfers and purchases, or low long-term APRs.
97. What do you know about project finance?
Project finance is the long-term financing of infrastructure and industrial projects based upon the projected cash flows of the project rather than the balance sheets of its sponsors.
Usually, a project financing structure involves a number of equity investors, known as 'sponsors', as well as a 'syndicate' of banks or other lending institutions that provide loans to the operation. They are most commonly non-recourse loans, which are secured by the project assets and paid entirely from project cash flow, rather than from the general assets or creditworthiness of the project sponsors, a decision in part supported by financial modeling.[1] The financing is typically secured by all of the project assets, including the revenue-producing contracts. Project lenders are given a lien on all of these assets and are able to assume control of a project if the project company has difficulties complying with the loan terms.
There are several parties in a project financing depending on the type and the scale of a project. The most usual parties to a project financing are;
Project
Sponsor
Lenders
Financial Advisors
Technical Advisors
Legal Advisors
Debt Financiers
Equity Investors
Regulatory Agencies
Multilateral Agencies
Project development is the process of preparing a new project for commercial operations. The process can be divided into three distinct phases:
Pre-bid stage
Contract negotiation stage
Money-raising stage
Project finance model
A financial model is constructed by the sponsor as a tool to conduct negotiations with the sponsor and prepare a project appraisal report. It is usually a computer spreadsheet that processes a comprehensive list of input assumptions and provides outputs that reflect the anticipated real life interaction between data and calculated values for a particular project.
Properly designed, the financial model is capable of sensitivity analysis, i.e. calculating new outputs based on a range of data variations.
