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What do investment banks actually do

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zionismistruelyevil - yes these are all specialist areas. You would normally work in one of them (although a new graduate might be exposed to several in the initial phase of their career).

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  What do investment banks actually do

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  Tim Bennett looks at what investment banks actually do, how they operate and how they ma...

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  sshhiillppaa - yes I have done videos on what is a swap, what is a future and what are options and covered warrants. They should come up in a search result on youtube. Happy viewing!

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  What do investment banks actually do

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  L9PoloPa - I agree. My video is just an introductory guide so I have used some pretty broad headings. Different banks group activities under different headings in practice. Structured products are a good example of an asset management solution but I agree there are others. Tim.

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  What do investment banks actually do

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  richsmartkid - market making is a defined role provided by the banks at certain exchanges such as the LSE. The banks commit to keep a market running in certain shares/other assets so the exchange can offer liquidity. Prop trading is risking the bank's own capital on trading (whether in forex, sha...

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  al9spike - "investment baNking". Sorry if my handwriting confused you.

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  Tobin tax - The 'Robin Hood' tax

  The proposal - financial transactions across Europe should be subject to a transaction tax (The Tobin tax otherwise known as the Robin Hood tax)

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  David Cameron is 100% right to block this tax at a European level. We already have such a tax - it's called stamp duty (0.5% on share transactions) and it too should be abolished. We don't need yet another pointless tax at just the wrong time. Tim.

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  Tobin tax - The 'Robin Hood' tax

  The proposal - financial transactions across Europe should be subject to a transaction tax (The Tobin tax otherwise known as the Robin Hood tax)

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  mi5base - I think we will agree to disagree! This tax could wipe out a good chunk of the European derivatives industry, which will simply relocate. Yet no-one will be forced to change behaviour (e.g. short versus long term trading) unless a ban is global. Worse, the many organisations that use th...

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What is quantitative easing all about?

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mvpjesuslovesu - more electronic dollars via QE = a lower price per dollar against other currencies, all other things being equal. Mind you that downward pressure is balanced to some extent by demand for the US $ as a safe haven. Nonetheless by itself QE weakens the dollar, just as the British eq...

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  What is quantitative easing all about?

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  miradvorak - maybe but it's a bad idea nonetheless. The inflation spike we are seeing is a direct cause and that's lowered consumer spending in terms of the volume of goods they can afford to buy for the same £1 they had a year ago. In turn that's widened our UK output gap. Grim stuff.

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  Ceasar19abm and TigerGrumman - thanks for the feedback! I agree that more people should understand some of the issues I talk about. Most (City) commentators make them more complicated than they actually need to be and that puts people off. Sadly, I've a way to go to catch Lady Gaga....:) Tim.

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Has the Fed saved Europe? - MoneyWeek investment tutorial

Tim Bennett, deputy editor of MoneyWeek magazine, explains what the latest bold move by the US Federal Reserve means for Europe.

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Nicosmind - thanks, and yes I agree Peter Schiff's analysis is usually worth reading/watching.

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  Has the Fed saved Europe? - MoneyWeek investment tutorial

  Tim Bennett, deputy editor of MoneyWeek magazine, explains what the latest bold move by the US Federal Reserve means for Europe.

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  apetrov08 - also bear in mind that by halving the premium for borrowing dollars to OIS+0.5% down from OIS+100% the Fed temporarily made it cheaper for European banks (via the ECB) to borrow dollars from it than even US banks! That's bizarre and shows how anxious the US has become about "fixing" E...

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  Has the Fed saved Europe? - MoneyWeek investment tutorial

  Tim Bennett, deputy editor of MoneyWeek magazine, explains what the latest bold move by the US Federal Reserve means for Europe.

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  apetrov08 - the Fed is entitled (wrongly or rightly) to charge interest because it holds the world's reserve currency. As far as I know the ECB won't earn interest on any euro "deposits". As the biggest bully in the financial playground, the Fed gets to set the agenda here.

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What does 'earnings per share' mean?

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Tim Bennett explains what earnings per share is, detailing how you calculate it and how you can use it in this easy to un...

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Hi Marcelo. Dividends are usually paid twice a year - an interim and final. the dates depend on the company. Earnings and dividends are different - dividends are paid out of earnings so maybe quite a bit lower. Yes a share buyback will boost EPS so keep an eye on announcements! Tim.

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  Bonds basics part two

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  TomCarrollITV - just to clarify my last comment - the INCOME yield is now 6.3%. The total gross redemption yield would also factor in the £5 capital gain available between now and redemption. Tim.

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  Bonds basics part two

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  TomCarrollITV - a fixed coupon of 6% means you always get £6 per £100 nominal value of bond no matter what the market price. So if the market price is £95 (per £100 nominal) you still get £6 of income. However the yield is now 6/95 as a percentage - so 6.3%.

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  Bonds basics part two

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  HipPopVybz - my hair just reflects the stress of making a second video on bonds :)

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MoneyWeekVideos commented 2 months ago

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An introduction to financial markets

Financial markets. What they are, what they do, and why we need them.

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For anyone who likes this one I am adding a video "what is a stock exchange" explaining where they fit in and what they do. Should be ready in next day or so. Cheers Tim.

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  What is a dividend yield?

  The dividend per share (total dividends paid out divided by total number of shares) expressed as a percentage is referred to as the dividend yield....

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  theIGNentertainment2 - you are missing the fact that every dividend you receive can be reinvested back into shares to work for you. So over say a 20 year holding period the dividend in year one can grow for 20 years reinvested, the dividend in year two 19 years and so on. Obviously if you just sp...

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  What are futures? - MoneyWeek investment tutorial

  The futures market -- The derivatives market is made up of futures, options, covered warrants and swaps.

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  richsmarkid - you could try my video "what do investment banks actually do" for some answers although I may need to shoot another video specifically on derivatives at some point. Watch this space!

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  What are futures? - MoneyWeek investment tutorial

  The futures market -- The derivatives market is made up of futures, options, covered warrants and swaps.

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  richsmartkid/jimbean0587 - contracts usually have a setllement date before expiry when anyone running an open position is offered the chance to close and cash settle to avoid delivery. Anyone left in the market after that date (usually only a small number of players) is assumed to want to go thro...

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