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Discuss the structure and function of financial markets.

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Answered by royaljasleen30
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The financial market is a very broad term that primarily refers to a marketplace where buyers and sellers participate in the trade, i.e., buying and selling of assets. Simply saying, it is a platform that facilitates traders to buy and sell financial instruments and securities. These instruments and securities can be shares, stocks, bonds, commercial papers, bills, debentures, cheques and more.

FUNCTIONS

Price Determination: Demand and supply of an asset in a financial market help to determine their price. Investors are the supplier of the funds, while the industries are in need of the funds. Thus, the interaction between these two participants and other market forces helps to determine the price.

Mobilization of savings: For an economy to be successful it is crucial that the money does not sit idle. Thus, a financial market helps in connecting those with money with those who require Money.

Ensures liquidity: Assets that buyers and sellers trade in the financial market have high liquidity. It means that investors can easily sell those assets and convert them into cash whenever they want. Liquidity is an important reason for investors to participate in trade.

Saves time and money: Financial markets serve as a platform where buyers and sellers can easily find each other without making too much efforts or wasting time. Also, since these markets handle so many transactions it helps them to achieve economies of scale. This results in lower transaction cost and fees for the investors.

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Answered by atiyanaseem
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Answer: prepared by  atiyanaseem

Financial Markets have different roles to player , including

price determination,

funds mobilization,

risk sharing,

easy access,

liquidity,

capital formation,

reduction in transaction costs,

provision of the required information, etc. and so on .

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