Hey guys, just a general question on Capital Markets. Can I refer different kinds of methods to raise capital, such as bonds, equity, convertible debt, sydicated loan, leverage finance as part of Capital Markets?
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From my understanding if you're raising capital, it's a capital market (as opposed to a derivative market for example where money isn't being raised)
Oh and there's also money markets which are like capital markets but for shorter-term transactions...
They fall under the capital markets umbrella, but generally each type of security is further divided into ECM, DCM, LevFin etc.
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