Investment Banking

Investment banking is a financial industry that helps companies and governments with important money-related tasks. They provide services like raising money for companies, helping them buy or sell other businesses, and giving financial advice. Here are some key things investment banks do: Mergers and Acquisitions (M&A): They help companies join together or buy/sell other businesses. Capital Markets: They assist companies in getting money by selling stocks, bonds, or other investments to investors. Corporate Finance Advisory: They give financial advice to companies on things like how to plan their finances, reorganize their money, and make good investment choices. Sales and Trading: They buy and sell investments like stocks and bonds for their clients. Research: They analyze industries, companies, and market trends to provide useful information to clients. Investment banking can be fast-paced and competitive, and it requires a good understanding of finance and the ability to work with clients to meet their financial goals.