Financial Institutions in the Financial System
Xingyun Peng
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Xingyun Peng
Abstract
A financial institution is an organization which makes the smooth operation of the financial system possible. Whether it be an individual, an enterprise, or the government, the majority of financial services are provided by financial institutions. In a modern economy, financial institutions have become ever more complex. This chapter will introduce the most basic financial institutions in the financial system and their corresponding functions, primarily: commercial banks, policy banks, insurance agencies, capital market institutions, regulatory institutions, and other such financial institutions.
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A financial institution is an organization which makes the smooth operation of the financial system possible. Whether it be an individual, an enterprise, or the government, the majority of financial services are provided by financial institutions. In a modern economy, financial institutions have become ever more complex. This chapter will introduce the most basic financial institutions in the financial system and their corresponding functions, primarily: commercial banks, policy banks, insurance agencies, capital market institutions, regulatory institutions, and other such financial institutions.
Key concepts: Inter-dealer broker, Finance, Indirect finance, Business, Financial institution, Financial regulation, Geography of finance, Financial intermediary