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U14 Handout
U14 Handout
Retail bank: ngân hàng thương mại – nhận tiền gửi và cho vay quy mô cá nhân và công ty nhỏ
Investment bank: lấy tiền làm việc với công ty lớn, đầu tư kêu gọi góp vốn. phát hành cổ phiếu,
… tư vấn tài chính. Môi giới chứng khoán và quản lý danh mục đầu tư
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Private bank: dành cho cá nhân giàu, cung cấp dịch vụ đầu tư và quỹ phòng hộ. đầu tư rủi ro
nhằm đạt lợi nhuận cao hơn quỹ đầu tư truyền thống
Stockbroker: môi giới cổ phiếu
Islamic bank: ngân hàng hồi giáo – cung cấp dịch vụ không lãi xuất
Non- bank financial intermediaries: trung gian tài chính phi ngân hàng
Hedge fund: quỹ phòng hộ
LEAD-IN
Which of the following banking products or services do you find the most useful or
necessary? (textbook/p. 73)
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repeal Sự bãi bỏ
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New vocabulary
Perception a belief or opinion, often held by many people and based on how things
seem.
entrepreneur someone who starts their own business, especially when this involves
seeing a new opportunity.
Job satisfaction the feeling of pleasure and achievement that you experience in your job
when you know that your work is worth doing, or the degree to which
your work gives you this feeling.
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underlying Cơ bản
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massive To lớn
Comprehension
1. Who are “subprime” borrowers?
2. What were two financial products that the institutions had issued the mortgage?
3. What is MBS?
4. What is CDO?
5. Who bought MBSs and CDO?
6. The process “financial institutions bought MBs and CDO” is called .................?
7. What is securitization?
8. What is a credit crisis or credit crunch?
Your answer:
1. The “subprime” borrowers are defined as those with poor credit ratings and consequently
a high risk of default.
2. MBS and CDO
3. Mortgage – backed securities (MBS)
4. Collateralized debt obligations (CDO)
5. Financial institution had bought including investment bank, hedge funds, insurance
companies, pension funds, mutual funds and so on.
6. Securitization
7. Produce cash flow are pooled and converted into securities that are then sold to investors
8. a massive reduction in the amount of credit available for banks to lend other banks,
business and households.
Key takeaways
Mortgage-backed securities (MBS):
o Mortgage-backed securities (MBS) turn a bank into an intermediary between the
homebuyer and the investment industry.
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o The bank handles the loans and then sells them at a discount to be packaged as MBSs to
investors as a type of collateralized bond.
o For the investor, an MBS is as safe as the mortgage loans that back it up.
Collateralized debt obligations (CDO)
o A collateralized debt obligation is a complex structured finance product that is backed by
a pool of loans and other assets.
o These underlying assets serve as collateral if the loan goes into default.
o Though risky and not for all investors, CDOs are a viable tool for shifting risk and
freeing up capital.
DISCUSSION
Who do you think was responsible for the subprime crisis? What did the financial industry
do wrong?
Further reading: Who was to blame for the subprime crisis?
https://www.investopedia.com/articles/07/subprime-blame.asp
Suggestion: central banks (for lowering their interest rate)
Lenders (for giving low-income groups the possibility to own their houses)
Homebuyers (for taking risks by buying houses they could not afford)
Your answer:
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LISTENING 2: MICROFINANCE
Listen to Anna-Kim Huyn-Seung talking about microfinance and answer the questions.
1. In microfinance, what replaces normal financial collateral?
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2. What is the ‘risk-management tool’ that Anna-Kim mentioned?
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3. Why is lending money to poor people not necessarily as risky as it sounds?
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4. Why are conventional banks now developing microcredit products?
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5. In which three continents are there successful microfinance schemes?
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TAPESCRIPT (Track 1.31)
Microfinance schemes started with several (1) .................... and social (2) ...................., for
example, Grameen Bank in Bangladesh. They (3) .................... very small loans to poor people,
often without (4) .................... .................... But they use some kind of different collateral,
sometimes it can be (5) .................... ...................., so they create a group of people and within a
group of people help each other to (6) .................... the loan, but it’s usually a very small amount
of money, and from the bank’s point of view it actually provides a (7) .................... risk-
management tool. Of course, distributing loans to poor people sounds very (8) ...................., but
because we are talking about a large number of people, with a very small amount of money, it
actually creates a very nice (9) .................... in which the risk can be (10) ....................
NGOs and social enterprises proved that these kinds of schemes can be (11) ...................., and
the poor people are actually repaying the loans, so now the (12) .................... .................... like
Citibank and Barclays are taking part in these schemes, not for the purpose of
(13) .................... ............... only, they are actually doing it as part of their business. They are
developing their (14) ................................. and .................... products in (15) ....................
countries. It seems that microfinance is doing really well particularly in Bangladesh and part of
India, and there are some positive cases in Latin America and Africa too.
New vocabulary
scheme an officially organized plan or system.
non-governmental an organization that tries to achieve social or political aims but is not
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