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Euroloans and their features in modern conditions
Год сдачи в учебное заведение: 2012 г.
Город в котором сдавалась учебный материал Волгоград.
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Заданная тема дипломной: Euroloans and their features in modern conditions
Introduction……………………………………………………….……….…..
Chapter I. Theoretical foundations of the euroloan market as part
of the international credit market……………………………………………
1.1The definition of Euroloans and its role in the international credit market …
1.2 The evolution of Euroloan market and the current classification of euroloans……………………………………………………………………………
1.3 Major participants of eurocredit market……………………………...…...
Chapter II. Analysis of the current market of eurocredits…………………
2.1. The current market trends of eurocredits …………..……………………
2.2. The position of the Russian business in the eurocredit market …………….
Chapter III. Comparative data of Eurobonds and other types of borrowing on international markets………………………………………………..
3.1 Comparative characteristics of fund raising through the issuance of eurobonds, American depositary and syndicated loan……………………………
3.2 The trends of development of Euroloans………………………………........
Conclusion………………………………………………………………………
List of references………………………………………………………………..
Glossary
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Introduction
In this paper, we outline the structure of the euro credit market and provide a detailed description of market participants, which is crucial for understanding the development of the market with respect to available instruments and specific spread trends. The euro-denominated credit market was established at the beginning of 1999, when the euro was introduced. Over the last few years, the market experi-enced significant development as a result of regulatory changes, the introduction of new products and instruments, as well as the entry of new market participants.
The following is not only a descriptive study of the beginning of the euro-credit market but also includes several facts that help to understand how we ended up where we currently are. The euro credit market is still much smaller than the US$ credit market and has fewer innovative products, especially in the credit derivatives area. Nevertheless, the euro credit market is trying to catch up with its US counter-part, primarily driven by the rising importance of the euro in the international mone-tary system. ...........
Chapter I. Theoretical foundations of the euroloan market as part
of the international credit market
1.1 The definition of Euroloans and its role in the international credit market
The term “Eurocredit” refers to loans in a currency that is not the lending bank's national currency. Eurocredit loans are large and long-term, and usually only large corporations and government agencies request them. Banks that extend these loans usually also participate in the Eurocurrency Market, where they hold deposits in currencies other than the local currency. The prefix “euro” is often used in fi-nance to refer to funds in a foreign currency and has nothing to do with Euro cur-rency or European countries.
A bank extends a Eurocredit loan when the loan is not in the bank’s national currency and the loan is extended in a country other than the one in whose currency the loan is denominated. For example, an American bank provides a loan denomi-nated in Japanese yen or Russian rubles for an American company. Eurocredit loans increase the flow of capital between various countries and help companies and gov-ernments finance their investments .
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Conclusion
According to the results of the diploma paper we draw to the following con-clusions:
Eurocurrency Market is the money market in which Eurocurrency, currency held in banks outside of the country where it is legal tender, is borrowed and lent by banks in Europe. The core of the foreign exchange market is the inter bank market closely linked to the Euro-dollar inter bank market.
Eurocredit helps the flow of capital between countries and the financing of investments at home and abroad. Eurocredit refers to loans in a currency that is not the lending bank's national currency. Eurocredit loans are large and long-term, and usually only large corporations and government agencies request them. These loans are usually large loans with a fixed term and no provision for early repayment. The loan size is usually large, so banks sometimes form a syndicate to provide a Euro-credit loan that spreads the risk between syndicate banks and limits the risk expo-sure any one bank faces in case the borrower fails to repay the loan. Eurocredit fa-cilities also often charge an upfront fee for the loan, usually a percentage of the loan.
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