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    The financial crisis of 2007-2009, started with the United States housing market. The crisis damaged the economy so bad, that it not only caused a crisis in the US, but across the globe. Indicators of the emerging problems came in early 2007 when, first, the Federal Home Loan Mortgage Corporation (commonly known as Freddie Mac or Freddie) announced it would no longer purchase high-risk mortgages and, second, New Century Financial Corporation – a leading mortgage lender to riskier customers –…

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    regarded by David T Llewellyn as the ultimate cause of this catastrophic recession, is the emergence of new financial innovations such as CDOs, CLOs and MBSs. These financial instruments adopted to lower the risk and create a more easily accessible market for borrowers, were of extreme use, hence brought about the inverse effect. Moreover, since these innovations require the separation of different tranches of lending activities, there has been a mismatch of interest between lending and…

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    Figure 1 Portfolio Allocation Investment Style: There are different investment strategies which can be followed in order to formulate any investment decision. Every investment strategy has its own advantages and disadvantages. Some of the most common investment strategies include risk averse investment strategy, portfolio investment strategy, value investing investment strategy, asset allocation investment strategy, individual investment strategy, and many more. Some of these investment…

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    A firm can finance their investments using two financing types, debt or equity. For more than half a decade, scholars have been debating about the optimal amount of debt and optimal amount of equity that maximize the market value of a firm. Capital structure is defined as the type of the funds, equity capital or debt capital, a company uses to finance its operations and investments. According to a survey among CFOs of 392 companies, only 19 percent of the companies avoid having a target capital…

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    that Sorenson Stove Company has cash inflows from various other sources. Other possible sources of cash inflows for the company could be interest earned on invested capital; gains on the sale of assets; or capital raised by the issuance of stocks and bonds. The discrepancy between the monthly cash budget and daily cash budget is due to the assumptions of the daily cash budget. The daily cash budget assumes that collections are evenly spread throughout the month, while costs are not. This…

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    A financial market can be defined as a marketplace where assets such as equities, bonds, currencies and derivatives are traded between buyers and sellers. Financial markets are also known to have the following characteristics, transparent pricing, conditions and regulations on trading, fees and costs (Investopedia). Bonetti and Cobham (1992) state that financial markets can be seen as a system which allows ultimate lenders also referred to as the economic agents to lend money ultimate borrowers.…

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    Kraft Foods Case Study

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    and products sold in over 150 countries giving them a competitive edge and strong market presence in the food industry thus enhancing their financial portfolio (Kraft Foods). The large revenues generated allows Kraft Foods to build and maintain their extensive physical assets, valued at $23B, giving them a competitive advantage (Kraft Foods Financial Report,…

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    The Two Career Paths

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    financial bodies involved, which are the CISI and the ICAEW to portray the steps needed which may increase the chances of gaining access to the finance sector. One of my preferred career options is investment banking, I will talk about the capital markets programme provided by the CISI to gain exposure towards this career path. Another option as a career for me is corporate finance for which I will use the ICAEW to show the path which could lead to a career in this. The CISI and ICAEW have a…

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    Despite the fact that Mortgage Backed Securities are not specifically identifiable on a bank 's monetary record it is still conceivable to a specific degree to sift them through. As specified in the Literature Section, banks don 't exclusively offer their home loan credits, additionally hold them after they are securitized to offer them by themselves. The Securities available to be purchased contains those Mortgage Backed Securities on a bank 's monetary proclamation which a bank offers…

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    Payday Loans: Case Study

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    What fundamentals of capitalism are relevant to this case? Essentials of entrepreneurship which seems important for this case comprises of consumer sovereignty and profits. The application of fundamentals of profit in this situation is on the basis that the short term loan advancing companies like payday industry make huge revenue annually, which means billion dollars across number of branches in any given country. Numerous customers see the substantial earnings to be unethical which these…

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