European Monetary Union and International Capital Markets : Structural Implications and Risks /

This paper analyzes the structural implications of EMU for international capital markets. It discusses the potential size of euro capital markets and the existing roles of European currencies in international capital markets. The paper also examines the euro's impact on international securities...

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Main Author:	Schinasi, Garry J
Other Authors:	Prati, Alessandro, 1961-
Format:	Book
Language:	English
Published:	Washington, D.C. : International Monetary Fund, 1997
Series:	IMF Working Papers ; Working Paper No. 97/62 IMF eLibrary
Subjects:	Bank bonds Bond financing Bond funds Bond future Bond futures Bond issues Bond market prospects Bond market Bond markets Bond spreads Bond traders Bond Bonds Capital adequacy Capital controls Capital flows Capital inflows Capital market Capital markets Capital mobility Central securities depository Corporate bond market Corporate bond markets Corporate bond Corporate bonds Corporate securities Crisis prevention Currency derivatives Currency of denomination Currency risk Debt securities Denominated bonds Derivative contracts Derivative instruments Derivative markets Derivative Derivatives exchange Derivatives exchanges Derivatives market activity Derivatives market Derivatives markets Development of corporate bond markets Domestic corporate bond Domestic financial institutions Domestic financial markets Domestic securities Ecu bond market Emerging stock markets Equity financing Equity funds Equity market Equity markets Equity prices Equity returns Equity securities Equity shares Financial assets Financial capitals Financial contracts Financial deregulation Financial futures exchange Financial futures Financial institutions Financial intermediaries Financial intermediation Financial market Financial markets Financial policies Financial regulation Financial resources Financial sector Financial services Financial statements Financial system Futures contract Futures contracts Futures exchange Government bond market Government bond markets Government bond Government bonds Government securities Hedge Hedging instruments Hedging tool Hedging Index funds Index futures Index linked bonds Interest rate futures Interest rate swaps International bond issues International bond markets International bond International bonds International capital flows International capital markets International capital International currencies International finance corporation International finance International financial futures International financial markets International financial statistics International securities markets International securities Liquid capital Money market funds Money market instrument Money market Money markets Moral hazard Municipal bond National bond National bonds National stock exchanges New york stock exchange Official flows Options contracts Options exchanges Options markets Private bonds Private capital flows Private capital Private flows Private investors Quality bonds Reserve requirements Secondary bond markets Securities dealers Securities depository Securities firms Securities issues Securities market Securities markets Securities prices Securities pricing Securitization Short-term bonds Short-term funds Speculative attacks Spot transactions Stock exchange Stock exchanges Stock index futures Stock index Stock market capitalization Stock market Stock markets Stock of debt Subsidiaries Term bonds Treasury bond future Treasury bond World capital markets Belgium Finland France Germany Grenada Italy Japan Netherlands United Kingdom United States

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