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Part Five: Part Five: UnderstandingUnderstanding Financial IssuesFinancial Issues
18.18. Understanding Money And Understanding Money And BankingBanking
19.19. Understanding Securities And Understanding Securities And InvestmentsInvestments
20.20. Understanding Financial And Understanding Financial And Risk ManagementRisk Management
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Understanding Understanding Money & BankingMoney & Banking
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What Is Money?What Is Money?The U.S. Financial SystemThe U.S. Financial SystemThe Federal Reserve SystemThe Federal Reserve SystemThe Changing Money & The Changing Money &
Banking SystemBanking SystemInternational Banking & FinanceInternational Banking & Finance
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CharacteristicsCharacteristicsOf MoneyOf Money
• PortabilityPortability
• DivisibilityDivisibility
• DurabilityDurability
• StabilityStability
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ess Functions Of MoneyFunctions Of Money
• Medium Of ExchangeMedium Of Exchange
• Store Of ValueStore Of Value
• Unit Of AccountUnit Of Account
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ess Money SupplyMoney Supply
• Spendable Money = M1Spendable Money = M1–CurrencyCurrency–ChecksChecks–Demand DepositsDemand Deposits
• Convertible Money = M2Convertible Money = M2–M1M1– Time DepositsTime Deposits–Money Market FundsMoney Market Funds–Savings DepositsSavings Deposits
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ess Credit CardsCredit Cards
• Not Part Of M1 Or M2Not Part Of M1 Or M2• Big BusinessBig Business–ConvenientConvenient–Profitable For Credit Card Profitable For Credit Card
CompaniesCompanies• Sources Of ProfitSources Of Profit–Cardholder = Annual Fees & Cardholder = Annual Fees &
InterestInterest–Merchant = 2-5% FeeMerchant = 2-5% Fee
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Projected ConsumerProjected ConsumerBill Payments (2005)Bill Payments (2005)
18% 11%
12%
26%33%
Credit Card
Debit Card
ElectronicTransfer
Cash
Check
Source: Wired, “The New Currency” April 2004, p. 59.
Total = $6.74 TrillionTotal = $6.74 Trillion
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ess U.S. Financial SystemU.S. Financial System
• IssuesIssues–Diversification/MergersDiversification/Mergers– Interest RatesInterest Rates
• Depository InstitutionsDepository Institutions–Commercial BanksCommercial Banks– ThriftsThrifts–Savings & LoansSavings & Loans–Mutual Savings BanksMutual Savings Banks–Credit UnionsCredit Unions
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ess The Prime Interest RateThe Prime Interest Rate
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Nondepository Nondepository InstitutionsInstitutions
• Pension FundsPension Funds
• Insurance CompaniesInsurance Companies
• Finance CompaniesFinance Companies
• Securities DealersSecurities Dealers
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SpecialSpecialFinancial ServicesFinancial Services
• Pension/Trust ServicesPension/Trust Services– Individual Retirement AccountsIndividual Retirement Accounts– Trust ServicesTrust Services
• International ServicesInternational Services– Currency ExchangeCurrency Exchange– Letters Of CreditLetters Of Credit– Banker’s AcceptancesBanker’s Acceptances
• Financial Advice/Brokerage ServicesFinancial Advice/Brokerage Services• Automated Teller MachinesAutomated Teller Machines• Electronic Funds TransferElectronic Funds Transfer
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WorldwideWorldwideATM LocationsATM Locations
31%
32%
4%8%
25%Asia
North America
Western Europe
Latin America
Other
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CommercialCommercialBanking Regulation Banking Regulation
• Federal Reserve Federal Reserve SystemSystem
• Federal Deposit Federal Deposit Insurance CorporationInsurance Corporation
• Other State & Federal Other State & Federal AgenciesAgencies
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How BanksHow BanksCreate MoneyCreate Money
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Federal Deposit Federal Deposit Insurance CorporationInsurance Corporation
• Insures Insures MemberMember Banks Banks Deposits To $100,000/AccountDeposits To $100,000/Account
• 1941 – 1980 Examined1941 – 1980 Examined–Bank PracticesBank Practices–AccountsAccounts
• Banks Deregulated- Depository Banks Deregulated- Depository Institutions Deregulation & Institutions Deregulation & Monetary Control Act Of 1980Monetary Control Act Of 1980
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Structure OfStructure OfFederal Reserve SystemFederal Reserve System
Board Of GovernorsBoard Of Governors
Reserve Banks (12)Reserve Banks (12)
Member BanksMember Banks
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ess Functions Of The FedFunctions Of The Fed
• Government’s BankGovernment’s Bank
• Banker’s BankBanker’s Bank
• Check ClearingCheck Clearing
• Controls Money Controls Money
Supply- Monetary PolicySupply- Monetary Policy
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Check ClearingCheck ClearingBy Hand (1940s)By Hand (1940s)
Source: Federal Reserve Bank of Atlanta, http://www.frbatlanta.org/invoke.cfm?objectid=83FD414A-9AF0-11D5-898400508BB89A83&method=display_body
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ess Tools Of The FedTools Of The Fed
• Reserve RequirementsReserve Requirements
• Discount RateDiscount Rate
• Open-Market Open-Market
OperationsOperations
• Selective Credit Selective Credit
ControlsControls
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Dual Prime Rate & Dual Prime Rate & Federal Discount RateFederal Discount Rate
0.0%
5.0%
10.0%
15.0%
20.0%
25.0%
1950 1960 1970 1980 1990 2000
Dual Prime Rate
Federal DiscountRate
Source: Federal Reserve Bank of St. Louis, http://research.stlouisfed.org
On 12/31 Of On 12/31 Of That YearThat Year
20042004
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Dual Prime Rate & Dual Prime Rate & Federal Discount RateFederal Discount Rate
0.0%1.0%2.0%3.0%4.0%5.0%6.0%7.0%8.0%9.0%
10.0%
1995
1997
1999
2001
2003
Dual Prime Rate
Federal DiscountRate
Source: Federal Reserve Bank of St. Louis, http://research.stlouisfed.org
On 12/31 Of On 12/31 Of That YearThat Year
20042004
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InterstateInterstateBanking (1995)Banking (1995)
• Bank Holding Companies Can Bank Holding Companies Can Acquire Subsidiaries In Any StateAcquire Subsidiaries In Any State
• No Company Can Control More No Company Can Control More Than 10% Of Insured’s DepositsThan 10% Of Insured’s Deposits
• No Bank Can Control More Than No Bank Can Control More Than 30% Of State’s Deposits30% Of State’s Deposits
• Banks Can Provide Transactions Banks Can Provide Transactions For Affiliates For Affiliates
• Banks Can Convert Affiliates To Banks Can Convert Affiliates To Branches (1997)Branches (1997)
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• Debit Cards/Point-Of-Sale Debit Cards/Point-Of-Sale TerminalsTerminals
• Smart CardSmart Card
• E-CashE-Cash
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ess International BankingInternational Banking
• Government Influences Government Influences Exchange RatesExchange Rates
• International PaymentsInternational Payments
• International Banking StructureInternational Banking Structure–World BankWorld Bank
– International Monetary FundInternational Monetary Fund
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InternationalInternationalPayments ProcessPayments Process