Neave E. Modern Financial Systems: Theory and Applications

Hoboken, New Jersey: John Wiley & Sons, Inc., 2009. — 579 p.Theoretical Overview.Financial System Functions.
Financial System Governance.
Financial System Organization and Change.
Market versus Nonmarket Governance.
Market Governance.
Intermediation and Internal Governance.
Terms of Deals.
Asset Prices and Market Relations.
Pricing Stocks and Bonds.
Pricing Derivatives by Arbitrage.
Markets with Impediments to Arbitrage.
Applications: Market Activity.
Securities, Bond and Mortgage Markets.
Markets for Trading Risks.
Exchange Rates and Markets.
Applications: Pooled Investments.
Marketable Securities Portfolios.
Nonmarketable Securities Portfolios.
Applications: Intermediation.
Principles of Intermediation.
Management Practice: Domestic Institutions.
International Banking and Banking Markets.
Industry Organization and Regulation.
Banking Market Structure: Models and Empirical Research.
Bank Runs and Systemic Risk.
Financial Activity and Capital Formation.
Financial Regulation.
Appendix: The Market Turmoil of 2007–2008.