International capital market
Monetary capital means that canact as a factor of production and a means to profit. Domestic entrepreneurs often find themselves in a situation of a sense of lack of capital.
The world capital market has two types of structure: operational and institutional.
The international capital market, depending on theThe timing of its movement consists of three sectors: the eurocredit market, the world money market and the financial market. So, the world market of monetary resources is based on the provision of eurocredits for a short time (up to one year). The capital market for a longer time has undergone certain changes in the part of the increase in the volume of operations on it since the 70s of the twentieth century. This is due to technical progress.
The global capital market is based on the provision ofbonded loans, and the beginning of its formation falls on the 60-ies of the twentieth century. It was with his appearance that the traditional market of foreign loans and the euro-loan market began to function in parallel. Already in the early 90-ies, it was exactly on the euro loans that accounted for about 80% of all international borrowed resources. This market of money-capital has the main feature - both foreign currency is used for borrowing by both creditors and borrowers. Another difference in this area of financial relations is the issue by non-residents of traditional foreign loans within one country, and the placement of euro-loans is carried out in the markets of several states at once.