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STRUCTURE OF

FINANCIAL SYSTEM
Financial Institutions Financial Markets Financial Instruments Financial
Services

Banking Non banking Money Market Capital Market Term Type Fund based
Fee based

Commercial Cooperative - Call money market - short term - leasing

banks banks - treasurey bills - medium term - hire purchase


- commercial bills - long term - factoring
Public sector - primary market - merchant
banking

Private sector - secondary market - primary securities - credit


rating
RRBs - derivative market - secondary securities -
mergers
Foreign banks - innovative instruments

organized financial Unorganized financial institutions


FINANCIAL INSTITUTIONS

• They are business organizations


dealing in financial resources.

• They collect resources by accepting


deposits from individuals and
institutions and lend them to trade,
CLASSIFIED FINANCIAL INSTITUTIONS
INTO TWO:

1. Banking Financial Institutions

• Banking institutions mobilize the


savings of the people.

• They provide a mechanism for smooth


exchange of goods and services.
2. NON-BANKING FINANCIAL
INSTITUTIONS

•The non-banking financial


institutions also mobilize
financial resources directly
or indirectly from people.
FINANCIAL MARKETS

● are the centres of


arrangements that provide
facilities for buying and
selling of financial claims
and services.
CLASSIFICATION ON THE BASIS OF
THE TYPE OF FINANCIAL CLAIM:

1. Debt market
- is the financial market for fixed
claims like debt instruments
2. Equity market
- is the financial market for
residual claims i.e., equity
CLASSIFICATION ON THE BASIS
OF MATURITY OF CLAIMS:
1.Money markets
● a market where short term funds are borrowed and
lend.
● it deals in short term monetary assets with a
maturity period of one year
or less.
2. Capitals market
● this market deals in a long term claims, securities
and stocks with a maturity period of more than year.
CLASSIFICATION ON THE BASIS OF
SEASONING OF CLAIM
1. Primary markets
- are those markets which deal in the new securities.
- they are also known as a new issue markets.

2. Secondary markets
- are those markets which deal in existing securities
- consists of stock exchanges
CLASSIFICATION ON THE BASIS OF
STRUCTURE OR ARRANGEMENT
1. Organized markets
- these are financial markets in which financial
transactions take place within the well established
exchanges or in the systematic and orderly structure

2. Unorganized markets
- these are financial markets in which financial
transactions take place outside the well established
exchange or without systematic and orderly structure
or arrangements.
CLASSIFICATION ON THE BASIS
OF TIMING OF DELIVERY:
1.Cash/spot market
- this is the market where the buying and
selling of commodities happens
2. Forward/future market
- this is the market where participants buy
and sell stocks/commodities, contracts and the
delivery of commodities or securities occurs at
pre-determined time in future.
OTHER TYPES OF FINANCIAL
MARKET:
1.Foreign exchange market
- is a simply defined as a market in
which one country’s currency is traded
for another country’s currency.
2. Derivatives market
- are most modern financial
instruments in hedging risk.
- a common place where such
FINANCIAL INSTRUMENTS

• Which are used for raising resources for


corporate activities.
• That are used for raising capital through
the capital market.
• That are used for raising and supplying
money in short period not exceeding one
year through various securities .
FINANCIAL SERVICES
• The development of a sophisticated and
matured financial system in the country,
especially after the new early nineties,
led to the emergence of a new sector
• Its objective is to facilitate financial
transactions of individuals and
institutional investors.

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