The international capital markets allow individuals, companies, and governments to access more opportunities in different countries to borrow or invest, which in turn reduces risk. The theory is that not all markets will experience contractions at the same time. The structure of the capital markets falls into two components—primary and secondary.
What is the international capital markets report?
This year’s International Capital Markets report reviews and assesses recent developments in the mature and emerging financial markets and continues the analysis of key structural changes in global financial markets that has been presented in recent reports.
What are international capital markets?
A capital market is basically a system in which people, companies, and governments with an excess of funds transfer those funds to people, companies, and governments that have a shortage of funds. This transfer mechanism provides an efficient way for those who wish to borrow or invest money to do so.
