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    THE IMPACT OF AN INCREASE IN ACCOUNTING INFORMATION LEVEL ON THE JUDGMENT QUALITY

    Description A judgment modeling experiment which used bank loan officers as participants was performed in a field setting to examine the impact of an increase in information level on the judgments of individuals and groups. The results indicate that, as predicted, groups reached judgments of...
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    market participants

    Today the market participants have the flexibility of choosing from a basket of products like:- • Equities • Bonds issued by both Government and Companies • Futures on benchmark indices as well as stocks • Options on benchmark indices as well as stocks • Futures on interest rate products...
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    The participants in the debt market

    The participants in the debt market are described below: a) Central government raises money through bond and T-bill issues to fund budgetary deficits and other short and long term funding requirements. b) Reserve Bank of India (RBI), as investment banker to the government, raises funds for...
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    PARTICIPANTS

    Debt markets are pre-dominantly wholesale markets, with institutional investors being major participants. Banks, financial institutions, mutual funds, provident funds, insurance companies and corporate are the main investors in debt markets. Many of these participants are also issuers of debt...
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    Swap Market Participants

    Swap Market Participants Since swaps are privately negotiated products, there is no restriction on who can use the market. However, parties with low credit quality have difficulty entering the market. This is due to fact that they cannot be matched with counterparties who are...
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    PARTICIPANTS IN FOREIGN EXCHANGE MARKETS

    The main players in foreign exchange markets are as follows:  CUSTOMERS The customers who are engaged in foreign trade participate in foreign exchange markets by availing of the services of banks. Exporters require converting the dollars in to rupee and importers require converting rupee...
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    Participants and Functions

    Three broad categories of participants - hedgers, speculators, and arbitrageurs - trade in the derivatives market. Hedgers face risk associated with the price of an asset. They use futures or options markets to reduce or eliminate this risk. Speculators wish to bet on future movements in the...
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    Phasing Out of Non-Banks Participants

    Phasing Out of Non-Banks Participants The call/notice money market is the most important segment in the Indian money market. In this market, while banks and primary dealers (PDs) are allowed to both borrow and lend, non-bank participants such as financial institutions, mutual funds and select...
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    Participants in call money market

    Participants in the call money market are scheduled commercial banks, non-scheduled commercial banks, foreign banks, state, district and urban, cooperative banks, Discount and Finance House of India (DFHI) and Securities Trading Corporation of India (STCI). The DFHI and STCI borrow as well as...
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    Participants in International Project Financing

    Participants in International Project Financing – a) Sponsors b) Lenders Sponsors These are partners in the project who bring in the equity capital or risk capital. Being so, they are keenly interested in the successful completion of the project and shoulder major responsibilities as...
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    Participants of Executive MBA Programme

    As the name suggests Executive MBA programme is comprises of executive students who have a work experience of 3 years or more. This programme is specially designed for executives so that they can explore and share their knowledge and beliefs. A diverse group of professionals enter into and...
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