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'''Financial institution''' ([[금융기관]]) is an intermediary between users of funds and suppliers of funds. A user of funds is an economic entity that is short of funds, and a supplier of funds is an economic entity with excessive funds. | |||
= Specialness of Financial Institutions = | == Specialness of Financial Institutions == | ||
= Types of Financial Institutions = | Financial institutions are not merely passive intermediaries. They are considered special because they perform several essential economic functions. | ||
* Information production: they collect and process information about borrowers and investment opportunities. | |||
* Liquidity and maturity transformation: they fund relatively illiquid and long-term assets with relatively liquid and short-term liabilities. | |||
* Monitoring: they engage in delegated monitoring on behalf of dispersed savers and investors. | |||
Because of these functions, financial institutions are closely related to credit allocation, payment services, and financial stability. | |||
== Types of Financial Institutions == | |||
Financial institutions can be broadly divided into depository institutions and non-depository institutions. | |||
=== Depository Institutions === | |||
Depository institutions accept deposits and use them to make loans. Typical examples include [[은행|banks]] and [[저축은행|savings banks]]. | |||
=== Non-Depository Institutions === | |||
Non-depository institutions do not primarily fund themselves through deposits. Major examples include securities firms, asset management companies, and insurance companies. | |||
[[분류:금융기관]] | |||
[[분류:위키 허브]] | |||