Financial Institutions, Investments, and Management
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1994
Updated
2003
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Financial Institutions, Investments, and Management: An Introduction
Financial Institutions, Investments, and Management provides a general introduction to the three primary aspects of finance and examines how they interrelate. The book discusses financial institutions and their roles in helping to allocate savings in the economy, along with a description and analysis of securities issued and traded in money and capital markets. Finally, Financial Institutions, Investments, and Management lays out the processes, decision structures, and institutional arrangements concerned with the use and acquisition of funds by a firm.
- Financial Institutions, Investments, and Management covers fundamentals of investing in stocks, mutual funds, derivatives, and other marketable securities with an emphasis on securities markets, mechanics of trading, techniques of analysis, diversification, and valuation of assets.
- This will include the management of the asset and liability structure of the firm under certain and risky situations.