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ECS3701 ASSIGNMENT 2 2023 (SEMESTER 2)Β  DUE DATE: 22 September 2023 (Complete Solutions)Β 

ECS3701 Assignment 02 Semester 02 2023 Complete Answers for all Questions 2.01 to 2.05.Β All answers have been completed in accordance with the corresponding questions and should be used as guidelines.

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2.01Β Explain how financial intermediaries reduce transaction costs thereby allowing small savers andΒ borrowersΒ toΒ benefit fromΒ theΒ existenceΒ ofΒ financialΒ markets.Β [10]

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Financial intermediaries play a critical role in reducing transaction costs in financial markets, which, in turn,Β allows small savers and borrowers to benefit from the existence of these markets. Transaction costs are theΒ expenses incurred when buying or selling financial assets, and they include fees, commissions, and otherΒ costs associated with trading. Here’s how financial intermediaries achieve this reduction in transactionΒ costs:

1.Β Economies of Scale: Financial intermediaries pool funds from a large number of small savers. ThisΒ aggregation of funds allows them to achieve economies of scale. They can invest in a diverseΒ portfolio of assets, including stocks, bonds, and loans, which would be difficult for individual smallΒ savers to achieve cost-effectively. This diversification helps spread risk and reduce transaction costsΒ because it’s less expensive for one institution to manage a large portfolio than for many individualsΒ toΒ manageΒ small, fragmented portfolios.

2.Β Expertise and Information: Financial intermediaries have professional expertise and access toΒ research and information that individual savers often lack. Their knowledge and resources enableΒ them to make informed investment decisions, reducing the risk of poor investment choices. SmallΒ savers can benefit from this expertise without incurring the costs associated with acquiring suchΒ knowledgeΒ onΒ theirΒ own.

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ECS3701 ASSIGNMENT 2 2023 (SEMESTER 2)Β  DUE DATE: 22 September 2023 (Complete Solutions)Β 

ECS3701 Assignment 02 Semester 02 2023 Complete Answers for all Questions 2.01 to 2.05.Β All answers have been completed in accordance with the corresponding questions and should be used as guidelines.

DOCUMENT PREVIEW

QUESTIONS

2.01Β Explain how financial intermediaries reduce transaction costs thereby allowing small savers andΒ borrowersΒ toΒ benefit fromΒ theΒ existenceΒ ofΒ financialΒ markets.Β [10]

Β 

Β 

ANSWER:

Financial intermediaries play a critical role in reducing transaction costs in financial markets, which, in turn,Β allows small savers and borrowers to benefit from the existence of these markets. Transaction costs are theΒ expenses incurred when buying or selling financial assets, and they include fees, commissions, and otherΒ costs associated with trading. Here’s how financial intermediaries achieve this reduction in transactionΒ costs:

1.Β Economies of Scale: Financial intermediaries pool funds from a large number of small savers. ThisΒ aggregation of funds allows them to achieve economies of scale. They can invest in a diverseΒ portfolio of assets, including stocks, bonds, and loans, which would be difficult for individual smallΒ savers to achieve cost-effectively. This diversification helps spread risk and reduce transaction costsΒ because it’s less expensive for one institution to manage a large portfolio than for many individualsΒ toΒ manageΒ small, fragmented portfolios.

2.Β Expertise and Information: Financial intermediaries have professional expertise and access toΒ research and information that individual savers often lack. Their knowledge and resources enableΒ them to make informed investment decisions, reducing the risk of poor investment choices. SmallΒ savers can benefit from this expertise without incurring the costs associated with acquiring suchΒ knowledgeΒ onΒ theirΒ own.

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