Economics of Money and Banking (coursera)

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1 The big picture
19:21
2 prerequisites
07:22
3 bank, central bank, shadow bank
12:10
4 central themes
13:08
5 Allyn Young
03:11
1. FT- The Eurocrisis, Liquidity vs. Solvency
10:07
2. Hierarchy of Financial Instruments
09:39
3. Hierarchy of Financial Institutions
06:37
4. Dynamics of the Hierarchy
06:09
5. Discipline and Elasticity, Currency Principle and Banking Principle
08:49
6. Hierarchy of Market Makers
09:17
7. Managing the Hierarchy
18:04
01FT- Quantitative Easing and the Fed
07:49
02Allyn Young- Money and Economic Orthodoxy
09:10
03National Banking System Before the Fed
03:23
04Civil War Finance, Bonds, and Loans
08:49
05Civil War Finance, Legal Tenders
07:06
06National Banking System, Origins
06:29
07National Banking System, Instability
05:57
01Federal Reserve System, Plan
06:33
02Federal Reserve System, Actual
06:48
01FT dealer of last resort
05:25
02reading hyman minsky
03:07
03Sources and Uses Accounts
06:55
04Payments- Money and Credit
05:36
05Payments- Discipline and Elasticity
04:14
06The Survival Constraint
03:35
07Payment Example- Money and Credit
10:06
08Flow of Funds Accounts
10:11
09The Survival Constraint, Redux
02:40
10Liquidity, Long and Short
09:42
11Financial Fragility, Flows and Stocks
06:24
01FT- Martin Wolf on QE3
03:18
02One Big Bank
08:21
03Multiple Banks, A Challenge
03:56
05Reading- Charles F. Dunbar
02:05
06Correspondent Banking, Bilateral Balances
10:24
07Correspondent Banking, System Network
03:55
08Clearinghouse, Normal Operations
08:29
09clearinghouse, private lender of last resort
10:44
10Central Bank Clearing
04:55
11Central Bank Cooperation
05:42
01FT-European Bank Deleveraging
05:45
02What are Fed Funds?
05:14
03Payment Settlement versus Required Reserves
01:11
04Payment Elasticity:Discipline, Public and Private
09:04
05The Function of the Fed Funds Market
09:16
06Payment versus Funding- An Example
11:25
07Brokers versus Dealers
02:04
08Payments Imbalances and the Fed Funds Rate
07:07
09Secured versus Unsecured Interbank Credit
05:05
10Required Reserves, Redux
07:21
01 Impact of QE3
02:47
02 Money Market Interest Rate Patterns
03:35
03 What is Repo?
03:20
04 Repo in Balance Sheets
07:35
05 Comparison with Fed Funds
05:10
06 Legal Construction of Repo
09:47
07 Security Dealers Balance Sheet
11:08
08 Repo, Modern Finance, and the Fed
08:49
09 Interest Rate Spreads- Before the Crisis
05:33
10 Interest Rate Spreads- After the Crisis
08:08
01 FT- Ring-fencing and the Volcker Rule
09:47
02 The Eurodollar Market in Crisis
04:52
03 What are Eurodollars?
07:12
04 Why is There a Eurodollar Market?
04:44
05 Eurodollar as Global Funding Market
11:34
06 Liquidity Challenge of Eurodollar Banks
11:00
07 FRA as Implicit Swap of IOUs
04:34
08 Forward Parity, Interest Rates, EH
03:14
09 Forward Parity, Exchange Rates, UIP
05:54
10 Forward Rates are NOT Expected Spot Rates
02:48
w501 FT- Depreciation of Iran's Currency
03:40
w502 reading john hicks
03:39
w503 Bagehot's World, Wholesale Money Market
07:58
w504 Economizing on Notes - Deposits, Acceptances
08:29
w505 Managing Cash Flow- Discount, Rediscount
07:30
w506 Market Rate of Interest
02:45
w507 Central Bank and Bank Rate
08:14
w508 The Bagehot Rule, Origin of Monetary Policy
04:39
w509 Limits on Central Banking- Internal vs. External Drain
10:21
w510 FT- Asymmetric Credit Growth in Europe
06:36
w511 Market Liquidity, Dealers, and Inventories
07:11
w512 Two-Sided Dealer Basics
06:32
w513 Economics of the Dealer Function- the Treynor Model
11:44
w514 Leveraged Dealer Basics
07:24
w515 Real World Dealers
07:57
w516 Arbitrage and the Assumption of Perfect Liquidity
09:42
w601 FT- Money Market Mutual Funds
06:48
w602 Banks as Money Dealers, a Puzzle
04:16
w603 Security Dealers as Money Dealers, Matched and Speculative Book
11:20
w604 Adapting Treynor to Liquidity Risk
06:34
w605 Digression- Evolution of American Banking
11:31
w606 The Fed in the Fed Funds Market
12:49
w607 Return to the Initial Puzzle
02:15
w608 FT- Citibank and the SIVs
05:13
w609 The Art of Central Banking
03:43
w610 Evolution of Monetary Policy- 1951-1987
07:07
w611 The Taylor Rule- 1987-2007
07:05
w612 Monetary Transmission Mechanism
10:01
w613 Anatomy of a Normal Crisis
08:19
w614 Anatomy of a Serious Crisis
04:33
w615 Should the Fed Intervene or Not?
08:41
w616 The Fed as Dealer of Last Resort- 2007-2009
15:51
w701 FT- Trade Credit and the Eurocrisis
05:31
w702 Inspiration- The Origin of the Fed
03:52
w703 Central Bank Operations, Normal Times
07:52
w704 Central Bank Operations, Crisis Times
04:45
w705 Settlement Risk, Payments, and Market-making
04:31
w706 Q- Standard and Subordinate Coin
02:31
w707 Q- War Finance as Financial Crisis
04:29
w708 Q- Forward Parity
07:21
w709 Q- Payments, CHIPS and Fedwire
12:21
w710 Q- Fed Balance Sheet Operations
10:29
w801 FT- Autonomy of Bank of Japan
02:14
w802 Key Currencies as a Hierarchical System
08:39
w803 What is Money? Chartalism versus Metallism
08:37
w804 Chartalism as a Theory of Money
02:11
w805 Quantity Theory of Money
04:39
w806 Purchasing Power Parity
03:02
w807 Metallism as a theory of money
05:07
w808 A Money View of International Payments, FX Dealers
11:36
w809 Chartallism, Metallism, and the Money View Compared
04:29
w810 Private and Public Money- A Hybrid System
07:30
w811 Hybridity in FX Market-making
05:33
w812 FT- Costs of Japan's Monetary Policy
02:49
w813 Reading- Robert Mundell
10:27
w814 Act 1 (1900-1933)- Confrontation of the Fed with the Gold Standard
11:48
w815 Act 2 (1934-1971)- Contradiction Between Keynesian National Management and
14:08
w816 The Dollar System
07:04
w817 Act 3 (1972-1999)- Flexible exchange, Learning from Experience
08:28
w818 Act 4- Global Financial Crisis, Limits of Central Bank Cooperation
17:58
w901 FT- European Money Market Funds Shifting to Asia and European Core Countrie
02:37
w902 International Transactions under the Gold Standard
11:42
w903 Dealer Model for Foreign Exchange
10:05
w904 Central Banking, Defense of Domestic Exchange
08:43
w905 Bank of England, Defense Against External Drain
12:08
w906 Toward a Theory of Exchange, Without the Gold Standard
09:37
w907 FT- High Frequency Trading
04:41
w908 Uncovered Interest Parity (UIP) and the Expectations Hypothesis of the Term
02:22
w909 FX Dealers Under the Gold Standard, Redux
05:03
w910 Private FX Dealing System
10:42
w911 Economics of the Dealer Function, Speculative Dealer
05:58
w912 Economics of the Dealer Function, Matched-book Dealer
06:15
w913 Digression- Why do UIP and EH Fail?
09:45
w914 Central Bank as FX Dealer of Last Resort
16:09
w915 Reading- McCauley on Internationalization of Renminbi
10:29
w1001 FT- Shadow Banking
04:16
w1002 Bagehot's World- Separation of Money Markets and Capital Markets
08:51
w1003 The New World- Integration of Money Markets and Capital Markets
10:55
w1004 Funding Liquidity Versus Market Liquidity
02:33
w1005 Digression- Schumpeter on Banking and Economic Development
04:05
w1006 Payment Versus Funding
05:31
w1007 Reading- Gurley and Shaw
02:04
w1008 Financial Evolution- Indirect Finance to Direct Finance
13:12
w1009 Banking Evolution- Loan-based Credit to Market-based Credit
11:12
w1010 Preview- Central Banking and Shadow Banking
08:28
w1011 FT- Argentina in Court to Fight Debt Ruling
04:56
w1012 Banking as Advance Clearing
05:55
w1013 Forwards versus Futures
13:42
w1014 Forward Contracts, Fluctuations in Value and Final Cash Flow
14:07
w1015 Futures Contracts, Fluctuations in Value and Daily Cash Flows
06:08
w1016 Cash and Carry Arbitrage, Defined
07:29
w1018 Cash and Carry Arbitrage, Explained as Counterparty Risk
02:49
w1019 Cash and Carry Arbitrage, as a Natural Banking Business
03:22
w1101 FT- Sovereign Debt Crises
03:21
w1102 Reading- FOMC Report (1952)
07:40
w1103 Treasury-swap Spread, a Puzzle
11:04
w1104 What is a Swap?
02:59
w1105 Why swap? An Example from Stigum
10:37
w1106 Market Making in Swaps
08:42
w1107 Money Market Swaps, Example
05:57
w1108 Life in Arbitrage Land
05:04
w1109 Treasury-swap Spread, Liquidity Risk or Counterparty Risk?
07:21
w1110 FT- Internationalization of the Euro
05:07
w1111 Credit Indices
03:41
w1112 Fischer Black (1970), Risk-free Security
02:14
w1113 What is a Credit Default Swap (CDS)?
06:03
w1115 CDS Pricing
11:24
w1116 Market Making in CDS
04:03
w1117 Example- Negative Basis Trade and Liquidity Risk
10:20
w1118 Example- Private backstop of Marketmaking in CDS
15:15
w1119 Example- Synthetic CDO as Collateral Prepayment
06:44
w1201 FT- Regulation of Shadow Banking
03:35
w1202 Shadow Banking vs Traditional Banking
06:55
w1203 Liquidity and Solvency Backstops
07:19
w1204 Global Dimension
05:16
w1205 Evolution of Modern Finance
03:19
w1206 What is Shadow Banking?
12:22
w1207 Backstopping the Market Makers
07:46
w1208 Regulation of Systemic Risk
06:26
w1209 Regulation of Collateral and Payment Flows
10:30
w1211 FT- Future of Banking
04:46
w1212 Three World Views
15:14
w1213 Economics View- Commodity Exchange
08:54
w1214 Finance View- Risk
15:41
w1215 The Education of Fischer Black
04:52
w1216 Steps From the Finance View to the Money View
07:45
w1217 A Money View of Economics and Finance
05:12
w1017 Cash and Carry Arbitrage Explained as Liquidity Risk
05:27
w1114 Corporate Bonds
03:43
w1210 Private Backstop and Public
08:20
Treynor Model Tutorial
03:56
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