FINANCIAL MARKETS “A MARKET IN WHICH PEOPLE AND ENTITIES CAN TRADE FINANCIAL SECURITIES, COMMODITIES, AND OTHER FUNGIBLE ITEMS OF VALUE AT LOW TRANSACTION.

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FINANCIAL MARKETS “A MARKET IN WHICH PEOPLE AND ENTITIES CAN TRADE FINANCIAL SECURITIES, COMMODITIES, AND OTHER FUNGIBLE ITEMS OF VALUE AT LOW TRANSACTION COSTS AND AT PRICES THAT REFLECT SUPPLY AND DEMAND.” Source: Wikipedia

FINANCIAL MARKET TYPES 1  CAPITAL MARKETS (PRIMARY AND SECONDARY)  STOCK (EQUITY) MARKETS  FIXED INCOME (BOND) MARKETS  COMMODITY MARKETS

FINANCIAL MARKET TYPES 2  MONEY MARKETS (SHORT TERM DEBT FINANCING AND INVESTMENT)  DERIVATIVES MARKETS (RISK MANAGMENT)  FUTURES MARKETS

TYPES OF MARKETS  OPEN OUTCRY (TRADING PITS): CHICAGO MERCATILE EXCHANGE  SPECIALIST MARKETS: NYSE  MARKET MAKERS: NASDAQ  ELECTRONIC COMMUNICATIONS NETWORKS (ECNs): INSTINET

DATA FROM ALL MARKETS  ORGANIZED BY:  FIRM.  COMMODITY.  SECURITY.  MARKET (GEOGRAPHICAL OR NATIONAL OR PHYSICAL).

EXAMPLES OF STRUCTURE  BY FIRM: S&P COMPUSTAT (ACCOUNTING DATA).  BY SECURITY: CRSP (STOCK MARKET DATA), THOMSON REUTERS (BOND DATA).  BY MARKET: INDIVIDUAL COUNTRIES NATIONAL ACCOUNTS (E.G. GDP DATA).

RHS PRINCIPAL DATA SOURCES  HISTORICAL  EQUITY/FIRM/INDUSTRY/MUTUAL FUNDS: (CRSP, THOMSON REUTERS, BLOOMBERG, S&P, MERGENT, MORNINGSTAR, IBISWORLD)  BONDS: (THOMSON REUTERS, BLOOMBERG, S&P, MERGENT)  FX/MONEY MARKET/COMMODITIES: (THOMSON REUTERS, BLOOMBERG)  DERIVATIVES: (OPTIONMETRICS, THOMSON REUTERS, BLOOMBERG)  ECONOMIC: (BLOOMBERG, THOMSON REUTERS, IHS GLOBAL INSIGHT

RHS PRINCIPAL DATA SOURCES  REAL-TIME (ALL MARKETS)  BLOOMBERG  THOMSON REUTERS (EIKON, THOMSONONE.com, DATASTREAM)  OTHER WEBSITES (USUALLY DELAYED)

INCREASING PROBLEMS  GLOBALIZATION OF MARKETS BUT NO GLOBAL FINANCIAL INFORMATION STRUCTURE.  PRIVATE FIRMS VS. GOVERNMENTS.  MATCHING INFORMATION FROM DIFFERENT SOURCES. NO COMMON IDENTIFIER ACROSS VENDORS, OR EVEN ON ONE VENDOR’S PRODUCTS.

INCREASING PROBLEMS  CRITICAL LACK OF STANDARDS AND ONTOLOGY WHICH WOULD LEAD TO A COMMON VOCABULARY AND TAXONOMY ( A HIERARCHICAL CLASSIFICATION SCHEME).

EXAMPLE: WHAT DATABASE KEY?  THE EQUITY KEY ITSELF:  TICKER? (NO, CAN BE REUSED).  CUSIP? (NO, CONFUSING, REUSABLE, AND U.S. ONLY).  FIRM NAME? (NO, CAN CHANGE AT ANY TIME).  EXAMPLES: CRSP PERMNO, DATASTREAM DSCODE, THOMSON REUTERS RICs (ALL PRIVATE COMPANY DEFINED).  NEED A UNIQUE SOLUTION……

DATABASE KEY: WHOSE KEY?  LET’S EXAMINE CRSP PERMNO:  GOOD FOR EQUITIES BUT NOTHING ELSE.  CRSP PROPRIETARY INFORMATION.  PEOPLE DON’T THINK IN PERMNOS; USE TICKERS.  WE NEED TO CREATE FOR ALL MARKET SECTORS AN EASILY UNDERSTANDABLE, UNIQUE, AND FLEXIBLE KEY SYSTEM.

EXAMPLE: DATA DEFINITIONS  ABOUT AS MANY DEFINITIONS OF WHAT CONSTITUTES “REVENUE” AS COUNTRIES IN THE WORLD.  INTERNATIONAL DEBT COVENANT TERMS.  ANALYTICAL TERMS: WHAT IS “RISK” EXACTLY? WHAT IS THE EXACT DEFINITION? WHAT IS THE STANDARD QUANTITATIVE MEASURE OF ANY FINANCIAL CONCEPT?  ANY FINANCIAL INSTRUMENT SHOULD BE ABLE TO BE DEFINED PRECISELY USING TERMS WHICH CAN BE INPUT TO MODELS.

INTERNATIONAL ISSUES  VAST AMOUNTS OF INTERNATIONAL TRADING OF SECURITIES.  INDIVIDUAL COUNTRIES USE DIFFERENT CONVENTIONS: (ACCOUNTING, REPORTING, NAMING, ETC.).  GLOBAL ECONOMY DEMANDS ACCESS TO GLOBAL DATA AND COMMON DEFINITIONS AND METRICS ARE ESSENTIAL TO COHERENT MODELING.

OTHER DATA AND DATABASE ISSUES  DATABASES OFTEN LIMITED BY WHAT IS REPORTED TO AGENCIES; E.G. US SEC.  SEC STANDARDS ARE OFTEN NOT STANDARD.  THE NEEDS OF THE INVESTING PUBLIC SHOULD DICTATE REPORTING STANDARDS. E.G. COMPANY PRODUCT DATA? WHAT DOES FINANCIAL DATA LOOK LIKE FOR PEPSICO CEREAL PRODUCTS VS. POST CEREALS?

RESULT: CONFUSION  LOTS OF DATABASE DESIGNS (WITH DIFFERENT KEYS), NETWORK STRUCTURES,SEARCH ENGINES.  USEFUL DATA OFTEN MISSING/HARD TO FIND.

RESULT: CONFUSION  NO COMMON ONTOLOGICAL FRAMEWORK.  THIS LEADS TO DIFFICULTIES IN MODELING AND ANALYZING RISK OF VARIOUS FINANCIAL INSTRUMENTS.  CONFIDENCE IN THE TRANSPARENCY AND ACCURACY OF DATA AND ANALYSES IS CRITICAL TO AVOIDING FINANCIAL MARKET CRISES.

WHAT IS THE SOLUTION?  Private Sector Agreement Highly Unlikely.  Competitive Advantage.  High Levels of Investment. (Why should I give it away for free, or change?)  Government Imposed Standards Are Needed.  International Standards Are Essential In a Global Market.  A Huge Incredibly Comples Task – Not Happening Soon.

WHAT DOES THIS MEAN FOR YOU  DEMAND FOR PEOPLE WITH I.S. AND FINANCE KNOWLEDGE/DEGREES IS HUGE.  SPECIFICALLY WHAT YOU NEED TO KNOW OR UNDERSTAND:  FINANCIAL,ACCOUNTING, ECONOMIC DATA.  THE VENDOR PRODUCT (E.G. BLOOMBERG OR THOMSON REUTERS EIKON), ESPECIALLY THE EXCEL ADD-IN AND THE VENDOR’S FUNCTIONS.  EXCELLENT SQL AND VBA SKILLS.  NETWORK AND DATABASE DESIGN.