Business, Legal & Accounting Glossary
Investment Banking is a division of the bank that provides a series of services for business clients. A small portion of these services include underwriting, working on mergers and acquisitions, creating new bond and stock issues to the market, brokering deals, and acting as a middleman between issuers and investors. Most often, investment bankers deal with institutional investors. Often investment banks work as a syndicate on new security products as well.
Division of banking encompassing business entities dealing with the creation of capital for other companies.
In addition to acting as agents or underwriters for companies in the process of issuing securities, investment banks also advise companies on matters related to the issue and placement of stock.
During the 2008 financial crisis, unstable loans were taken out through investment banking that could not be traced back to the origin.
When my business could no longer support its own growth from our stock growth, we turned to investment banking to make sure we were getting the best use from our investments.
The investment banking arm of the multinational bank is responsible for underwriting new securities for existing company’s as well as the IPOs of newly public startups.
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