Bond - A loan where the issuer agrees to make regular payments for a set time.
Foreign Exchange Market - A market where exchange rates are determined, helping move money between countries.
Financial Crises - Big disruptions in financial markets with sharp drops in asset values and many company failures.
Monetary Policy - Actions to control interest rates and the money supply.
Conflict of Interest - When one side of a deal puts its own interests ahead of the other’s.
Economies of Scope - Growing a business by offering many products in one convenient location.
Eurobonds - Bonds sold in a country but using a different currency.
Moral Hazard - The risk that one party in a deal will act in a way that harms the other.
Investment Banks - Banks that help companies sell new securities to investors.
Adverse Selection - A problem where the wrong people are most likely to want a deal, due to hidden information.
Derivatives - Financial contracts whose value depends on the price of an underlying asset, often used for hedging risk.