Investment Banking
The primary roles of investment banking are raising capital and providing advisory services for financial activities that often involve mergers and acquisitions (M&A) or restructuring.
Roles & Positions
As an investment banker, you may perform company valuations, work alongside corporate lawyers to prepare prospectuses, and assist with marketing the company to investors. During mergers and acquisitions, the buying and selling entities often seek council from investment bankers.
Throughout your career, you may be a generalist or have the opportunity to specialize in a particular industry. Technology, media, and telecom (TMT), consumer product, healthcare, industrial, and energy sectors all rely on investment bankers for capital and financial services.