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1、International Business 7eby Charles W.L.Hill,McGraw-Hill/Irwin Copyright 2009 by The McGraw-Hill Companies,Inc.All rights reserved.,Chapter 11 The Global Capital Market,Introduction,The rapid globalization of capital markets facilitates the free flow of money around the worldTraditionally,national c
2、apital markets have been separated by regulatory barriersTherefore,it was difficult for firms to attract foreign capitalMany regulatory barriers fell during the 1980s and 1990s,allowing the global capital market to emergeToday,firms can list their stock on multiple exchanges,raise funds by issuing e
3、quity or debt to investors from around the world,and attract capital from international investors,Benefits Of The Global Capital Market,There are market functions that are shared by both domestic and international capital marketsHowever,global capital markets offer some benefits not found in domesti
4、c capital markets,Functions Of A Generic Capital Market,Capital markets bring together investors and borrowersInvestors include corporations with surplus cash,individuals,and non-bank financial institutionsBorrowers include individuals,companies,and governmentsMarkets makers are the financial servic
5、e companies that connect investors and borrowers,either directly or indirectlyCommercial banks are indirect market makers,and investment banks are direct market makersCapital market loans can be equity(stock)or debt(cash loans or bonds),Classroom Performance System,Which of the following are market
6、makers?a)commercial banksb)pension funds c)insurance companiesd)governments,Functions Of A Generic Capital Market,Figure 11.1:The Main Players in a Generic Capital Market,Attractions Of The Global Capital Market,Borrowers benefit from:the additional supply of funds global capital markets providethe
7、associated lower cost of capital(the price of borrowing money or the rate of return that borrowers pay investors)The cost of capital is lower in international markets because the pool of investors is much larger than in the domestic capital market,Attractions Of The Global Capital Market,Figure 11.2
8、:Market Liquidity and the Cost of Capital,Attractions Of The Global Capital Market,Investors also benefit from the wider range of investment opportunities in global capital markets that allow them to diversify their portfolios and lower their risks Studies show that fully diversified portfolios are
9、only about 27 percent as risky as individual stocksInternational portfolio diversification is even less risky because the movements of stock prices across countries are not perfectly correlated This low correlation reflects the differences in nations macroeconomic policies and economic policies and
10、how their stock markets respond to different forces,and nations restrictions on cross-border capital flows,Attractions Of The Global Capital Market,Figure 11.3:Risk Reduction through Portfolio Diversification,Classroom Performance System,Compared to developed nations,less developed nations have a)sm
11、aller capital marketsb)more investment opportunitiesc)similar costs of capitald)greater liquidity,Classroom Performance System,Which of the following is not true of global capital markets a)they benefit borrowersb)they benefit sellersc)they raise the cost of capitald)they provide a wider range of in
12、vestment opportunities,Growth Of The Global Capital Market,Global capital markets are growing at a rapid paceIn 1990,the stock of cross-border bank loans was just$3,600 billionBy 2006,the stock of cross border bank loans was$17,875 billionThe international bond market shows a similar pattern with$3,
13、515 billion in outstanding international bonds in 1997,and$17,561 billion in 2006 International equity offerings were$18 billion in 1997 and$377 billion in 2006,Classroom Performance System,In 2006,the stock of cross-border bank loans was about a)$3,600b)$7,800c)$17,800d)$33,600,Growth Of The Global
14、 Capital Market,Two factors are responsible for the growth of capital markets:1.advances in information technology the growth of international communications technology and advances in data processing capabilities Financial services companies now engage in 24-hour-day trading the international capit
15、al market never sleepsHowever,this also means that shocks that occur in one financial market spread around the globe very quickly,Growth Of The Global Capital Market,2.deregulation by governments has facilitated growth in the international capital marketsTraditionally,governments have limited the ab
16、ility of foreign investors to purchase significant equity positions in domestic companies,and the amount of foreign investment citizens could makeSince the 1980s,these restrictions have been falling in response to the development of the Eurocurrency market,and also pressure from financial services c
17、ompaniesDeregulation began in the United States,then moved on to other countries including Great Britain,Japan,and France,Classroom Performance System,Historically,the most tightly regulated industry has beena)agricultureb)consumer electronics c)automotivesd)financial services,Growth Of The Global C
18、apital Market,Many countries have also dismantled capital controls making it easier for both inward and outward investment to occurThis trend has spread from the developed world to the emerging nationsThe global capital market is expected to continue to grow,Global Capital Market Risks,Some analysts
19、 worry that the deregulation of capital markets and loosening of controls on cross-border capital flows make individual nations more vulnerable to the destabilizing effects of speculative capital flowsSpeculative capital flows may be the result of inaccurate information about investment opportunitie
20、sIf global capital markets continue to grow,better quality information is likely to be available from financial intermediaries,The Eurocurrency Market,A eurocurrency is any currency banked outside of its country of originAbout two-thirds of all eurocurrencies are Eurodollars(dollars banked outside t
21、he United States)Other important eurocurrencies are the euro-yen,the euro-pound,and the euro-euro,Classroom Performance System,The term eurocurrency refers to a)the currency used by the European Union countriesb)any currency banked outside its country of originc)currencies purchased in the internati
22、onal equities marketd)bonds sold outside the borrowers country that are denominated in the currency of the country in which they are issued,Genesis And Growth Of The Market,The eurocurrency market began in the 1950s when the Eastern bloc countries were afraid the United States might seize their hold
23、ings of dollarsSo,instead of depositing their dollars in the United States,they deposited them in EuropeAdditional dollar deposits came from Western European central banks and companies that exported to the United States In 1957,the market surged again after changes in British lawsToday,London conti
24、nues to be the leading center of the eurocurrency market,Growth Of The Global Capital Market,In the 1960s,the market grew once again when,after changes in U.S.regulations discouraged U.S.banks from lending to non-U.S.residents,would-be borrowers of dollars outside the United States turned to the eur
25、omarket as a source of dollars The next big increase in the eurocurrency market came after the 1973-74 and 1979-80 oil price increasesOPEC members avoided potential confiscation of their dollars by depositing them in banks in London,Attractions Of The Eurocurrency Market,The eurocurrency market is a
26、ttractive to depositors and borrowers because it is not regulated by the governmentThis means that banks can offer higher interest rates on eurocurrency deposits than on deposits made in the home currencySimilarly,banks can also charge lower interest rates to eurocurrency borrowers than to those who
27、 borrow the home currencyThe spread between the eurocurrency deposit and lending rates is less than the spread between the domestic deposit and lending rates giving eurocurrency banks a competitive edge over domestic banks,Attractions Of The Eurocurrency Market,Figure 11.4:Interest Rate Spreads in D
28、omestic and Eurocurrency Markets,Drawbacks Of The Eurocurrency Market,The eurocurrency market has two drawbacks:1.because the eurocurrency market is unregulated,there is a higher risk of bank panies borrowing eurocurrencies can be exposed to foreign exchange risk,The Global Bond Market,The global bo
29、nd market grew rapidly during the 1980s and 1990sThe most common kind of bond is a fixed rate bond which gives investors fixed cash payoffsThere are two types of international bonds:1.foreign bonds are sold outside the borrowers country and are denominated in the currency of the country in which the
30、y are issued2.eurobonds are underwritten by a syndicate of banks and placed in countries other than the one in whose currency the bond is denominated,Attractions Of The Eurobond Market,The eurobond market is attractive for three main reasons:1.it lacks regulatory interference since companies do not
31、have to adhere to strict regulations,the cost of issuing bonds is lower2.it has less stringent disclosure requirements than domestic bond markets it can be cheaper and less time consuming to offer eurobonds than to issue dollar-denominated bonds3.it is more favorable from a tax perspective eurobonds
32、 can be sold directly to foreign investors,The Global Equity Market,The largest equity markets are in the United States,Britain,and JapanToday,many investors invest in foreign equities to diversify their portfoliosIn the future,this type of trend may result in an internationalization of corporate ow
33、nershipCompanies are also helping to promote this type of shift by listing their stock in the equity markets of other nationsBy issuing stock in other countries,firms open the door to raising capital in the foreign market,and give the firm the option of compensating local managers and employees with
34、 stock,Foreign Exchange Risk And The Cost Of Capital,Adverse exchange rates can increase the cost of foreign currency loansWhile it may initially seem attractive to borrow foreign currencies,when exchange rate risk is factored in,that can changeFirms can hedge their risk by entering into forward con
35、tracts to purchase the necessary currency and lock in the exchange rate,but this will also raise costsFirms must weigh the benefits of a lower interest rate against the risk of an increase in the real cost of capital due to adverse exchange rate movements,Implications For Managers,Growth in global c
36、apital markets has created opportunities for firms to borrow or invest internationallyFirms can often borrow at a lower cost than in the domestic capital marketFirms must balance the foreign exchange risk associated with borrowing in foreign currencies against the costs savings that may existThe growth of capital markets also offers opportunities for firms,institutions,and individuals to diversify their investments and reduce riskAgain,though investors must consider foreign exchange rate risk,
