Chapter 06: Money Markets
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the rate charged by the European Central Bank for loans to banks.
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69. The LIBOR scandal in 2012 involved:
banks reporting inflated earnings from their loans.
hackers breaking into the loan documentation files.
banks falsely reporting the interest rates they offered in the interbank market.
collusion among the banks when setting the commercial paper rate.
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70. Credit guarantees for commercial paper:
ensure that the issuer of commercial paper will use the funds obtained to provide credit.
are issued by the Federal Reserve Bank of New York.
are only as good as the credit of the guarantor.
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71. The money market interest rate paid by corporations that borrow short-term funds in a particular country is typically:
equal to the rate paid by that country’s government.
slightly higher than the rate paid by that country’s government.
mostly influenced by the demand for and supply of long-term funds in that country.
set by the country’s central bank.