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    GLOBAL FINANCE WITH

    ELECTRONIC BANKING

    Presented By : Group 2
    INSTITUTIONS
    OBJECTIVES:

    Components of Financial Institution

    Mechanism of the Financial System

    The Global Financial System

    Borrowing and Lending activities of the world bank

    International Institution
    Technology use by financial institutions for easy access
    in all transactions Introductions in Global Finance. A
    financial system refers to asset of components and
    mechanism, such as monetary policies, insurance, and
    banks.
    (3) COMPONENTS OF
    FINANCIAL INSTITUTIONS
    • Money
    • Checks
    • Credit Cards
    (3) MECHANISM OF
    FINANCIAL SYSTEM
    • Accounting Methods
    • Auditing Service
    • Financing procedures
    THE GLOBAL FINANCIAL
    SYSTEM
    Responsible for providing core economic functions. The
    system facilitates trade, provides a mechanism for the pooling
    of resources, manages, financial risks, provides price
    information, and provides ways for countries to transfer
    economic resources across borders and among different
    industries with ease.
    BORROWING AND LENDING
    ACTIVITIES OF THE WORLD BANK
    The World Bank gives loans primarily from its own medium and long-term
    borrowings in the international capital markets and Currency Swap
    Agreements (CSA). Under the CSA, proceeds of a borrowing country are
    converted into a different currency and at the same time a forward
    exchange agreement is executed providing for a schedule of future
    exchanges of the two currencies in order to recover the currency converted.
    The World Bank can also borrow under the Discount-Note Programme, by
    placing bonds and notes directly with governments of member-countries,
    with government agencies and their central banks. Also, the World Bank
    offers issues to investors and in public markets through investing banking
    firms, commercial banks and investment banks.
    SEVERAL PROMINENT
    INTERNATIONAL
    INSTITUTIONS PLAY KEY
    ROLES IN GLOBAL FINANCE.
    HERE ARE SOME OF THE
    MOST SIGNIFICANT:
    1. INTERNATIONAL MONETARY
    FUND (IMF):

    -Provides financial support and advice to member countries,


    promoting global monetary cooperation and financial stability.
    -Promotes the maintenance of a healthy global community
    Goals of international monetary fund as a lender to nations
    which are struggling economically.
    2. WORLD BANK:
    -Focuses on long-term economic development and poverty
    reduction by providing loans and grants for development
    projects.

    3. BANK FOR INTERNATIONAL


    SETTLEMENTS (BIS):
    -Serves as a bank for central banks, promoting monetary and
    financial stability through cooperation and research.
    4. FINANCIAL STABILITY BOARD
    (FSB):
    -Coordinates international efforts to promote financial stability
    and develops regulatory policies.

    5. ORGANIZATION FOR ECONOMIC


    COOPERATION AND DEVELOPMENT
    (OECD):
    -Provides a platform for countries to discuss and coordinate
    economic policy, including financial regulation.
    6. WORLD TRADE ORGANIZATION
    (WTO):
    -While primarily focused on trade, it influences global finance
    through trade agreements and dispute resolution mechanisms.

    7. INTERNATIONAL FINANCE
    CORPORATION (IFC):
    -A member of the World Bank Group, it supports private
    sector development in developing countries.
    8. ASIAN DEVELOPMENT BANK
    (ADB):
    -Provides loans, technical assistance, and grants for
    development projects in Asia, aiming to reduce poverty and
    improve living conditions.

    9. EUROPEAN CENTRAL BANK (ECB):


    -Manages the euro and oversees monetary policy for the
    Eurozone, playing a crucial role in European financial stability.
    10. BANK OF ENGLAND:
    -As the central bank of the UK, it influences global finance
    through monetary policy and financial regulation.

    These institutions collectively shape the global financial


    landscape, addressing issues like economic stability,
    development, and regulatory standards.
    CRISTOBAL, CHARINA P.
    DAVID, JOHN CARLO
    DAVID, LADYMAR
    DELEON, RAINELYN
    DIZON, PRINCESS
    SANTOS, MICHAEL JOSH
    TELLES, JONALYN

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