Ch013 International Equity Markets.docx
《Ch013 International Equity Markets.docx》由会员分享,可在线阅读,更多相关《Ch013 International Equity Markets.docx(13页珍藏版)》请在冰豆网上搜索。
Ch013InternationalEquityMarkets
Eun&Resnick4e
CHAPTER13InternationalEquityMarkets
AStatisticalPerspective
MarketCapitalizationofDevelopedCountries
MarketCapitalizationofDevelopingCountries
MeasuresofLiquidity
MeasuresofMarketConcentration
MarketStructure,TradingPractices,andCosts
InternationalEquityMarketBenchmarks
iSharesMSCI
InternationalFinanceinPractice:
ForeignInterestinSouthAfricaTakesOff
TradinginInternationalEquities
Cross-ListingofShares
YankeeStockOfferings
TheEuropeanStockMarket
AmericanDepositoryReceipts
GlobalRegisteredShares
FactorsAffectingInternationalEquityReturns
MacroeconomicFactors
ExchangeRates
IndustrialStructure
Summary
MINICASE:
SanPico’sNewStockExchange
AStatisticalPerspective
1A“primary”stockmarketis
a)Abiginternationally-importantmarketliketheNYSE
b)Amarketwherecorporationsissuenewsharestoinitialinvestors
c)Wherebrokersandmarketmakerstrade
d)Noneoftheabove
Answer:
b)
MarketCapitalizationofDevelopedCountries
2Themarketcapofthedevelopedworld
a)Isabout90percentofthemarketcapoftheentireworld
b)Isabout80percentofthemarketcapoftheentireworld
c)Isabout70percentofthemarketcapoftheentireworld
d)Isabout60percentofthemarketcapoftheentireworld
Answer:
a)
MarketCapitalizationofDevelopingCountries
3Ingeneral,Standard&Poor’sEmergingMarketsDataBaseclassifiedastockmarketas“emerging”if
a)Itislocatedinalow-ormiddle-incomeeconomyasdefinedbytheWorldBank
b)ItsinvestablemarketcapitalizationislowrelativetoitsmostrecentGNIfigures
c)a)orb)
d)noneoftheabove
Answer:
c)
4Investmentinforeignequitymarkets
a)Isareal“backwater”infinance
b)Becamecommonpracticeinthe1980sasinvestorsdiversifiedtheirportfolios.
c)Duringthe1980swaslargelyconfinedtothedevelopedworld
d)Alloftheabove
Answer:
d)
5Inmutualfunds,investmentinemergingforeignequitymarkets
a)RepresentslessthanonepercentofinvestmentsinU.S.-basedmutualfunds.
b)RepresentsaboutfivepercentofinvestmentsinU.S.-basedmutualfunds.
c)RepresentsmorethantwentypercentofinvestmentsinU.S.-basedmutualfunds.
d)Declinedduringthe1990s
Answer:
a)
MeasuresofLiquidity
6Whichinvestmentislikelytobethemostliquid:
a)AshareofpubliclytradedcompanytradingontheNYSE.
b)AbondissuedbyaFortune500company.
c)Ahouseinanicepartoftown.
d)a)andb)areequallyliquid
Answer:
a)
Rationale:
bondsreallyaren’tthatliquid—especiallywhencomparedtostocks.
7Ameasureof“liquidity”forastockmarketis
a)theturnoverratio
b)theratioofstockmarkettransactionsoveraperiodoftimedividedbythesize,ormarketcapitalization,ofthestockmarket
c)theLIBORrate
d)a)andb)
Answer:
d)
8
Asameasureof“liquidity”
a)Generally,thelowertheturnover,thegreatertheliquidityofasecondarystockmarket.
b)Generally,thehighertheturnover,thegreatertheliquidityofasecondarystockmarket.
c)Themoreafinancialassetgurgleswhenshookthegreatertheliquidity
d)Noneoftheabove
Answer:
b)
9Manyofthesmallforeignequitymarkets(e.g.Chile,SriLanka)
a)Havepoorliquidityatpresent.
b)Areveryliquidstockmarkets,sincethepoorpeoplelivingthereareeagertoselltheirsecurities.
c)Havefairlyhighturnoverratiosindicatingstrongliquidity.
d)Noneoftheabove
Answer:
a)
10Ingeneralifaninvestment
a)Haspoorliquidityitshouldofferinvestorsaliquiditypremium.
b)Canbesoldfairlyquicklyatafairprice,ithasgoodliquidity
c)a)andb)
d)Noneoftheabove
Answer:
c)
11Manyofthelargerforeignequitymarkets(e.g.Korea,India)
a)Havepoorliquidityatpresent.
b)Areveryliquidstockmarkets,sincethepoorpeoplelivingthereareeagertoselltheirsecurities.
c)Havehighturnoverratios
d)Noneoftheabove
Answer:
c)
MeasuresofMarketConcentration
12Themoreconcentratedanationalstockmarketis
a)Thegreateropportunityaglobalinvestorhastoincludesharesfromthatcountyinaninternationallydiversifiedportfolio.
b)Thelessopportunityaglobalinvestorhastoincludesharesfromthatcountyinaninternationallydiversifiedportfolio.
c)Thebroadertheinvestorbaseacrossanumberofdifferentsharesandindustries.
d)Noneoftheabove
Answer:
b)
MarketStructure,TradingPractices,andCosts
13Thesecondarystockmarkets
a)Arethemarketsfor“pre-owned”or“used”sharesofstock
b)Providemarketabilitytoshares.
c)Providepricediscoveryorsharevaluation.
d)Alloftheabove
Answer:
d)
14Pricediscoveryinthesecondarystockmarkets
a)Occursduetothecompetitivetradingbetweenbuyersandsellers,justlikeoneBay.
b)Issetonceadayattheclose.
c)IssetbytheinvestmentbankersattheIPO.
d)Alloftheabove
Answer:
a)
15Amarketorder
a)Isaninstructionfromacustomertoabrokertobuyorsellatthebestpriceavailablewhentheorderisreceived(immediately)
b)Isaninstructionfromacustomertoabrokertobuyorsellinaparticularmarket(e.g.NYSE).
c)Isalwaysandeverywhere“fillorkill”.
d)Isalwaysandeverywhere“goodtillcancelled”.
Answer:
a)
Rationale:
c)andd)aretempting,butyoushouldalwaysbesuspiciousofanswerchoicesthatinclude“alwaysandeverywhere”—there’sgottobeanexceptionsometimesorsomewhere.
16Alimitorder
a)Isaninstructionfromacustomertoabrokertobuyorsellinataparticularprice(orbetter)
b)Canbea“dayorder”—thatistheorderiscancelledifnotexecutedduringthatday’strading.
c)Canbe“goodtillcancelled”.
d)Alloftheabove
Answer:
d)
17DealersinanOTCmarket
a)Standreadytobuyatthebidandsellattheaskprice.
b)Settheirownbidandaskprices
c)Donotchargecommissions
d)Alloftheabove
Answer:
d)
18
TheOTCmarket
a)Doesnotacceptcredit—“onlytakecash”
b)Isadealermarket
c)IncludestheNASDAQintheU.S.
d)b)andc)
Answer:
d)
19A“specialist”
a)Makesamarketbyholdinganinventoryofaparticularsecurity,likeIBMorIntel,
b)Isaparticipantontheflooroftheexchange,liketheNYSE
c)Hasadesignatedstationontheflooroftheexchange
d)Alloftheabove
Answer:
d)
20AcrowdoffloortradersontheNYSE
a)Mayarriveatamorefavorablepricefortheirclients“inside”thespecialist’sbidandaskquotes.
b)Areobligedtoexecutetheirtradesthroughaspecialist.
c)Areallowedto“frontrun”theirowntradesaheadofcustomertrades.
d)Alloftheabove
Answer:
a)
21AspecialistontheNYSE
a)Isobligedtofilllimitordersiftheyaremorefavorablethanthespecialist’spostedbidandaskquotes.
b)Isobligedtofilllimitordersatthespecialist’spostedbidandaskquotes.
c)Isactuallyacomputerprogram,notahuman
d)a)andc)
Answer:
a)
22A“callmarket”
a)IsOTCandover-the-phone
b)Featuresanagentoftheexchangethataccumulatesabatchofordersthatareperiodicallyexecutedbywrittenorverbalauctionthroughouttheday.
c)Providestraderswithexecutionatcertainprices.
d)b)andc)
Answer:
b)
23TheTorontoStockexchange
a)Isafullyautomated
b)Featureselectronicmatchingofpublicorders
c)Hascontinuousorderflow
d)Alloftheabove
Answer:
d)
24“Callmarket”and“crowdtrading”takeplaceon
a)anon-continuousexchangetradingsystem
b)acontinuoustradingexchangesystem
c)non-continuousmarketsandcontinuousmarkets,respectively
d)continuousmarketsandnon-continuousmarkets,respectively
Answer:
a)
25Comparingagencyversusdealermarkets,whichcombinationofthefollowingstatementsistrue:
(i)-Ina“dealermarket,”thebrokertakestheclient’sorderthroughtheagent,whomatchesitwithanotherpublicorder.
(ii)-Inan“agencymarket,”thebrokertakesthetradethroughthedealer,whoparticipatesintradesasaprincipalbybuyingandsellingthesecurityforhisownaccount.
(iii)-Inan“agencymarket,”thebrokertakestheclient’sorderthroughtheagent,whomatchesitwithanotherpublicorder.
(iv)-Ina“dealermarket,”thebrokertakesthetradethroughthedealer,whoparticipateintradesasaprincipalbybuyingandsellingthesecurityforhisownaccount.
(v)-Anagentcanbeviewedasa“broker’sbroker.”
(vi)-Adealercanbeviewedasa“broker’sbroker.”
a)(i),(ii),and(v)
b)(i),(ii),and(vi)
c)(iii),(iv),and(v)
d)(iii),(iv),and(vi)
Answer:
c)
InternationalEquityMarketBenchmarks
26Amarket-valueindex
a)Iscalculatedsuchthattheproportionoftheindexastockrepresentsisdeterminedbyitsproportionofthetotalmarketcapitalizationofallstocksintheindex.
b)Iscalculatedastheaveragepriceofallthestocksintheindexthattradethatday,oneexampleistheNASDAQ.
c)IscalculatedliketheDJIA
d)Noneoftheabove
Answer:
a)
iSharesMSCI
27iSharesMSCIare:
a)ExchangetradedfundsthataresubjecttoU.S.SECandIRSdiversificationrequirements.
b)Open-endmutualfundssoldOTC.
c)ExchangetradedfundsthatareNOTsubjecttoU.S.SECandIRSdiversificationrequirements.
d)Noneoftheabove
Answer:
a)
TradinginInternationalEquities
Cross-ListingofShares
28Afirmmaycross-listitsshareto:
a)establishabroaderinvestorbaseforitsstock
b)establishnamerecognitioninforeigncapitalmarkets,thuspavingthewayforthefirmtosourcenewequityanddebtcapitalfrominvestorsindifferentmarkets
c)exposethefirm’snametoabroaderinvestorandconsumergroups
d)Alloftheabove
Answer:
d)
29Companiesdomiciledincountrieswithweakinvestorprotectioncanreduceagencycostsbetweenshareholdersandmanagement
a)Bymovingtoabettercounty
b)Bylistingtheirstocksincountrieswithstronginvestor