The following are the Money Market instruments in Pakistan:
1) Pakistan Investment Bonds (PIBs)
2) Federal Investment Bonds (FIBs)
3) Market Treasury Bills (MTBs)
4) Term Finance Certificates (TFCs)
5) Certificate Of Investments (COIs)
6) Certificate Of Deposits (CODs)
7) Commercial Papers (CPs)
8) Foreign exchange platform (forex)
Money Markets are the Markets where financial instruments with maturities of a year or less are traded. Examples of such securities are Treasury Bills, Commercial Paper and Short Term Certificates of Deposit.
Capital Markets are the Markets on which financial instruments with maturities greater than one year are traded. Examples of Such securities are Treasury Notes, Treasury Bonds, Corporate Bonds and Equity (a.k.a. Stocks).
The capital market instruments in Pakistan are the equity market, and financial system that consists of NFBIs. Pakistan's Stock Market trades on the Karachi Stock Exchange.
Capital market instruments exist to generate funds for companies and corporations. Some of those instruments are stocks, bonds, debenture, treasury bills and fixed deposits.
The capital market provides financing to meet the denomination, liquidity, maturity, risk (with respect to credit, interest rate, and market), and other characteristics desired by those who have a surplus of funds and those who have a of funds. The capital market as a whole consists of overnight to long-term funding. The short to medium end of the maturity spectrum is called the money market proper, and the long end is identified as the capital market. The financial instruments range from money market instruments to thirty-year or longer bonds in credit markets, equity instruments, insurance instruments, foreign-exchange instruments, hybrid instruments, and derivative instruments. There has been an explosion of innovation in the creation and development of instruments in the money and capital markets since about 1960 in both debt and equity instruments. -Jennifer
Β Understanding the instruments of capital market is essential for investors who want to make informed investment decisions.
Stocks or Shares.
Capital market instruments Capital market instruments are those instruments which are not facilitate the transfer of capital in the financial markets (!). Let's start with a basic definition of capital markets. A capital market is where people (individuals, corporations, governments)lend or borrow money.To faciliate an example, we ask: how do lenders decide who should borrow from them? The markets have evolved uniform instruments to help lenders in the capital markets make investment decisions.One example of these uniform instruments is a fixed rate bond. A fixed rate bond allows a company/government to borrow money for a fixed period of time while paying a fixed interest rate on that borrowed money. In the capital markets, the uniformity of fixed rate bonds faciliate the transfer of capital from lender to borrower.Other examples of capital market instruments include equity, floating rate bonds, convertible bonds, asset backed securities, mortgage backed securities, and interest rate swaps.
The financial instruments range from money market instruments to thirty-year or longer bonds in credit markets, equity instruments, insurance instruments, foreign-exchange instruments, hybrid instruments, and derivative instruments.
Karachi was the Capital of Pakistan before Islamabad...........
Money Market InstrumentsT-BillCommercial paperNegotiable certificate of depositBanker acceptanceCapital Market InstrumentsBondsStocksGovt SecuritiesBank and consumer commercial paperDebentureMortgageby Financial Analyst - Rahman Habibrahman.habib.investment.analyst@gmail.com
The present capital of Pakistan is Islamabad and its former capital was "Karachi".
U.S. securities; U.S. agency securities; corporate bonds; state and local government bonds; mortgage instruments; financial guarantees; securitized instruments; broker-dealer loans; foreign, international, and global bonds; and eurobonds.
What is the difference between capital market and money market?" == == The capital market Deals with long term funds.But the money market deals with short term funds. CM is Government controlled, but MM is Central Bank controlled CM - Return of capital is determined by demand/supply of short term funds. But, in the MM, Interest rate is determined by demand/supply of capital. CM Instruments-Shares, Debentures. PM instruments - Cheques,promissory bonds,etc. notes,Govt.Bonds CM - Provides fixed capital . MM - provides working capital CM - Capital Market MM- Money Market FINE?
Islamabad is the capital city of Pakistan.