AN OVERVIEW OF
THE FINANCIAL
SYSTEM
Complied by:-
Puja
Kumawat
 Introduction
.
 How Financial System Works
 Features of Financial System
 Components of Financial system
 Financial Market Participants
 Custodians & Depositary
 Financial Services
 Financial Market
 Financial Instrument
 Financial Regulation
 International Financial Centers Ranks Ranking
 Conclusion
Introduction
Financial Institutions and Markets are to
.
gether
called the financial system. This financial system
is the backbone of the national economy.
This is because the efficiency with which the
financial system works plays a very important role
in the economic development of a nation.
The role of the financial system may not be
apparent since we assume its existence to be a
given. However, when we do start paying
attention to the financial system, it is easy to see
why it plays a foundational role in the economic
development of a country.
How Financial System Works
Features of
Financial System
 Mobilization Of Saving
 Allocation Of Funds & Assets
 Development Of Trade
 Settlement Of commercial Transaction
 Liquidity
 Risk Protection
 Overall Economy Development
Components of Financial
System
cc
It is the presence of financial services that enables a
country to improve its economic condition whereby.there
is more production in all the sectors leading to economic
growth.
The benefit of economic growth is reflected on the people
in the form of economic prosperity wherein the individual
enjoys higher standard of living. It is here the financial
services enable an individual to acquire or obtain various
consumer products through hire purchase. In the process,
there are a number of financial institutions which also earn
profits.
Financial Services
 Bank Guarantees
 Merchant Banking
 Corporate Advisory Services
 Issue
 Management Loan Syndication
 Credit Rating
 Stock Broking
 Mergers and Acquisitions
 Capital Restructuring
Financial Services
 A market that serves as a link between the
savers and borrowers, by transferring the
capital or money from those who have a
surplus amount of money to those who are in
need of money or investment, is known
as Financial Market.
 Businesses and investors can go to financial
markets to raise money to grow their business
and to make more money, respectively.
Financial Market
How Big Financial Market
is a contract that gives rise to a financial asset of
one entity.
Let us start instrument, which is that a financial
instrument by looking at the definition of a
financial liability or equity instrument of an
other entity.
With references to assets, liabilities and equity
instruments, the statement of financial position
immediately comes to mind. Further, the
definition describes financial instruments as
contracts, and therefore in essence financial
assets, financial liabilities and equity instruments
are going to be pieces of paper.
Financial Instruments
 Financial Assets
Cash Instruments.
Derivative Instruments.
Debt-Based Financial Instruments.
Equity-Based Financial Instruments.
Foreign Exchange Instruments.
 Financial Liability
Trade Payables
Bank Borrowings
Issued Bonds
 Convertible Instruments
Convertible Bonds
Convertible Preferred Shares
Instruments
The financial
regulator regulates the
financial services industry
including markets, exchanges
and firms.
Financial
Regulators
1.) London United Kingdom (UK)
2.) NewYork(USA)
3.) Singapore (Singapore)
4.) Hong Kong (Hong Kong)
5.) Amsterdam (Netherland)
6.) Zurich (Switzerland)
7.)TOKYO (Japan)
8.) PARIS (France)
9.) Luxembourg (Luxembourg)
10.) Munich (Germany)
International
Financial Central
Ranks Ranking, 2023
Conclusion
• Financial institution is very essential part of financial system.
• Financial institution play a vital role in economic development-
• Indian financial institutions are very strong but its operation is
very poor quality we. Indian make very good plan but in
implication we are lacking in somewhere
• We have full range of financial institution bur we can not use
in effective manner.
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  • 1.
    AN OVERVIEW OF THEFINANCIAL SYSTEM Complied by:- Puja Kumawat
  • 2.
     Introduction .  HowFinancial System Works  Features of Financial System  Components of Financial system  Financial Market Participants  Custodians & Depositary  Financial Services  Financial Market  Financial Instrument  Financial Regulation  International Financial Centers Ranks Ranking  Conclusion
  • 3.
    Introduction Financial Institutions andMarkets are to . gether called the financial system. This financial system is the backbone of the national economy. This is because the efficiency with which the financial system works plays a very important role in the economic development of a nation. The role of the financial system may not be apparent since we assume its existence to be a given. However, when we do start paying attention to the financial system, it is easy to see why it plays a foundational role in the economic development of a country.
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  • 5.
    Features of Financial System Mobilization Of Saving  Allocation Of Funds & Assets  Development Of Trade  Settlement Of commercial Transaction  Liquidity  Risk Protection  Overall Economy Development
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    cc It is thepresence of financial services that enables a country to improve its economic condition whereby.there is more production in all the sectors leading to economic growth. The benefit of economic growth is reflected on the people in the form of economic prosperity wherein the individual enjoys higher standard of living. It is here the financial services enable an individual to acquire or obtain various consumer products through hire purchase. In the process, there are a number of financial institutions which also earn profits. Financial Services
  • 10.
     Bank Guarantees Merchant Banking  Corporate Advisory Services  Issue  Management Loan Syndication  Credit Rating  Stock Broking  Mergers and Acquisitions  Capital Restructuring Financial Services
  • 11.
     A marketthat serves as a link between the savers and borrowers, by transferring the capital or money from those who have a surplus amount of money to those who are in need of money or investment, is known as Financial Market.  Businesses and investors can go to financial markets to raise money to grow their business and to make more money, respectively. Financial Market
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    is a contractthat gives rise to a financial asset of one entity. Let us start instrument, which is that a financial instrument by looking at the definition of a financial liability or equity instrument of an other entity. With references to assets, liabilities and equity instruments, the statement of financial position immediately comes to mind. Further, the definition describes financial instruments as contracts, and therefore in essence financial assets, financial liabilities and equity instruments are going to be pieces of paper. Financial Instruments
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     Financial Assets CashInstruments. Derivative Instruments. Debt-Based Financial Instruments. Equity-Based Financial Instruments. Foreign Exchange Instruments.  Financial Liability Trade Payables Bank Borrowings Issued Bonds  Convertible Instruments Convertible Bonds Convertible Preferred Shares Instruments
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    The financial regulator regulatesthe financial services industry including markets, exchanges and firms. Financial Regulators
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    1.) London UnitedKingdom (UK) 2.) NewYork(USA) 3.) Singapore (Singapore) 4.) Hong Kong (Hong Kong) 5.) Amsterdam (Netherland) 6.) Zurich (Switzerland) 7.)TOKYO (Japan) 8.) PARIS (France) 9.) Luxembourg (Luxembourg) 10.) Munich (Germany) International Financial Central Ranks Ranking, 2023
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    Conclusion • Financial institutionis very essential part of financial system. • Financial institution play a vital role in economic development- • Indian financial institutions are very strong but its operation is very poor quality we. Indian make very good plan but in implication we are lacking in somewhere • We have full range of financial institution bur we can not use in effective manner.
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