BIBLIOTECA MANUEL BELGRANO - Facultad de Ciencias Económicas - UNC

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Argentina : capital markets study / Hemant Shah

Por: Tipo de material: TextoTextoSeries Report ; no. 12963-ARDetalles de publicación: World Bank Washington, D.C. 1994Descripción: 129 p. : ilTema(s): Clasificación CDD:
  • 332.60982
Resumen: The Argentine economy has both the need and potential for financial markets to approach developed country standards. The dramatic macroeconomic reforms of the last three years have created essential conditions for such development. Yet the financial and capital markets remain shallow; intermediation costs, margins and inefficiencies are very high, and despite many apparently competing firms, competition is not deeply ingrained. The principal objective of this study is to identify and examine the problems accompanying the new reforms. This examination is guided by the Bank ' s country assistance strategy in financial and capital markets. The objectives of the strategy include: 1) raising the volume and maturities of savings and loans; 2) reducing intermediation costs, risks, spreads and maturity premia; 3) improving security and transparency of financial market transactions; 4) expanding the choice of financial instruments for borrowers, lenders and investors; 5) augmenting the access to credit, particularly by small and medium enterprises and infrastructure projects; and 6) improving the supervision and regulation of the banking sector and capital markets. This study covers the banking sector; stock, bond and money markets; securitization; government bond market; and pension funds, insurance companies, and mutural funds. It discusses infrastructure financing and it doesn ' t examine questions of regulation and supervision, restructuring of marginal or insolvent banks or other institutions, the derivate markets, leasing, or venture capital.
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The Argentine economy has both the need and potential for financial markets to approach developed country standards. The dramatic macroeconomic reforms of the last three years have created essential conditions for such development. Yet the financial and capital markets remain shallow; intermediation costs, margins and inefficiencies are very high, and despite many apparently competing firms, competition is not deeply ingrained. The principal objective of this study is to identify and examine the problems accompanying the new reforms. This examination is guided by the Bank ' s country assistance strategy in financial and capital markets. The objectives of the strategy include: 1) raising the volume and maturities of savings and loans; 2) reducing intermediation costs, risks, spreads and maturity premia; 3) improving security and transparency of financial market transactions; 4) expanding the choice of financial instruments for borrowers, lenders and investors; 5) augmenting the access to credit, particularly by small and medium enterprises and infrastructure projects; and 6) improving the supervision and regulation of the banking sector and capital markets. This study covers the banking sector; stock, bond and money markets; securitization; government bond market; and pension funds, insurance companies, and mutural funds. It discusses infrastructure financing and it doesn ' t examine questions of regulation and supervision, restructuring of marginal or insolvent banks or other institutions, the derivate markets, leasing, or venture capital.

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