Capital Markets
Definition of Capital Markets Hierarchical Category as it relates to Finance
Capital Markets refers to the broad spectrum of tradeable financial markets where businesses and governments raise long-term funds. It includes the stock and bond markets, and is where investors buy and sell securities. The category encompasses both primary markets, where new securities are issued and sold, and secondary markets, where existing securities are traded. It plays a critical role in the global economy, facilitating the flow of capital, providing liquidity, determining prices of securities through supply and demand, and enabling risk management.
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Asset Management
Bonds Market
Capital Asset Pricing Model
Capital Budgeting
Commodities Market
Corporate Finance
Credit Analysis
Cryptocurrency
Derivatives
Equity Research
Financial Accounting
Financial Advisory
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Financial Markets
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Financial Planning
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Financial Reporting
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International Finance
Investment Banking
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Personal Finance
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Public Finance
Quantitative Finance
Real Estate Finance
Risk Management
Stock Market
Structured Finance
Tax Planning
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