Financial Institutions Overview

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In which market are preowned securities traded?

Secondary market

What type of market involves negotiations directly between two or more parties?

Private market

Which type of financial institution helps companies raise capital by designing attractive securities for investors?

Investment banks

What does a corporation not receive in a secondary market transaction?

Funds

Where are standardized contracts like common stock and corporate bonds traded?

Public markets

What is the main role of financial institutions in the economy?

Channeling savings into loans or investments

Which type of financial institution is known for administering pension funds primarily?

Life insurance companies

Which type of financial institution is described as a cooperative association with members sharing a common bond?

Credit unions

Where do commercial banks get securities that they resell to savers?

From the corporation

Which financial institutions combine various financial entities under one corporate umbrella?

Financial services corporations

Where do life insurance companies invest the funds they collect from clients' annual premiums?

Stocks, bonds, real estate, and mortgages

Which institutions are known for accepting money from individual or corporate savers and investing in various financial instruments?

Mutual funds

What is the primary financial goal of a firm?

Maximize shareholders' wealth

In the capital allocation process, what happens in direct transfers?

Business sells securities directly to savers

What is the role of an underwriter in the capital allocation process?

Facilitating the issuance of securities

How do indirect transfers happen in the capital flow process?

Investment bank sells securities to savers

Which type of firms mainly use direct transfers in the capital allocation process?

Small firms

What risks does an investment bank face in indirect transfers?

Risk of not being able to resell securities to savers

What is the primary objective of the Bangko Sentral?

Promote and maintain monetary stability

Who appoints the members of the Monetary Board of the Bangko Sentral?

President of the Philippines

What is the term length for members of the Monetary Board?

Six years

How many members of the Monetary Board come from the private sector?

Five

Which law recognized the vital role of banks in providing an environment conducive to national economic development?

The General Banking Law of 2000

Who is designated as a member of the Cabinet on the Monetary Board?

Secretary of Finance

What entity can be authorized to engage in quasi-banking functions?

Universal and commercial banks

How does the Monetary Board determine if a person or entity is performing banking functions without authority?

By examining the organization of the bank

What is a key requirement for an entity to be authorized to operate as a bank or quasi-bank?

Obtaining funds from the public

What authority does the Bangko Sentral have during the examination of a bank?

Authority to examine related enterprises

Which classification of banks is mentioned in 'The General Banking Law of 2000'?

Universal and commercial banks

What must be satisfied for the Monetary Board to authorize the organization of a bank or quasi-bank?

Meeting specific regulatory criteria

Learn about various financial institutions like commercial banks, financial services corporations, and securities brokers. Understand their roles in buying and reselling securities to savers and borrowers.

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