Private Investment banking
Investment bankers can help your institution generate funds in different ways. They may seek out ists or private equity to become stakeholders in a company or they can draw on public funds through the capital market by selling its stock.
Investment Bankers engage in financial consulting and offer advice to companies on how to handle acquisitions and mergers. They also notify their client companies on when to make public offerings and how best to manage the assets. The function of mergers and acquisitions come under the corporate finance function of an investment bank.
Typically, our investment bankers deal with the following:
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Banking, for governments, institutions and companies.
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Corporate Finance and advisory work.
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Treasury dealing for corporate clients in currencies, with financial engineering services to protect them from interest and exchange rate fluctuations;
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Securities trading, in equities, bonds or derivatives and offering broking and distribution facilities.
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Investment management, either for corporate pension funds, charities, private clients, either via direct investment for the more wealthy or via unit and investment trusts. In the larger firms, the value of funds under management runs into many billions of pounds;
