FUNDRAISING ON THE INTERNATIONAL CAPITAL MARKETS

What does it involve?

The International Capital Market is the market where resident and foreign investors negotiate assets. It is formed by groups of interconnected markets for the exchange of assets on an international dimension. Its driving force consists, on one hand, of the asset yields and risk diversification, and on the other hand on the increasing demand for funding public and private sector investments.

What is its purpose?

It is basically intended for prolonging the debt profile or financing with long-term resources the investments necessary for implementation, expansion or upgrading of projects in the public and private sector. What are the assets negotiated?

a) Debt Securities;

b) Equity Securities;

c) Derivatives.

What is the Structure of the component Markets?

a) Government Debts Market:
- Treasury;
- Multilateral Agencies;
- Governmental Agencies;
- State and Municipal Bonds.

b) Corporate Bonds Market:
- Shares;
- Stock Exchange Integration;
- Corporate Bonds;
- Debentures;
- Eurobonds;
- Backed Asset Bonds;
- Mortgage Market.