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RE - MODELING OF GLOBAL FINANCIAL MARKETS, ASSETS AND SERVICES OF FINANCIAL INSTITUTIONS FOR PUBLIC BENEFITS
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According to the structural approach, the financial system of an economy consists of four main components. They are financial markets, financial instruments, financial intermediaries (financial institutions), and financial regulators. Financial institutional environment in which financial services and products are offered plays an important role. Mainly are, Royalties (Intellectual Property Rights), Foreign Exchanges, Domestic goods and Services Circulations and Aided Money. This article is mentioned about how these can be structured for the betterment of global financial institutions, markets and services.
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