Course description
Investment Banking in a Day
This one-day course is designed to give a brief, jargon-busting introduction to the complex world of the investment bank and to explain the functions of the different departments. No prior knowledge of investment banking is assumed. For courses providing more detail on the individual activities of the bank, see:Bond Markets - IntroductionDerivatives - IntroductionEquity Markets - IntroductionCorporate Finance – IntroductionDo you work at this organisation and want to update this page?
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Suitability - Who should attend?
This course will be of benefit to those new to the industry, or in a support role, who wish to understand the ‘big picture’ of investment banking and the relationships between investment banks and their clients. It is also suitable for those working in or with suppliers to investment banks.
Training Course Content
Investment Banks - OverviewWhat is an investment bank?Their position in the global financial marketStatus of investment banks and investment banking post the Credit CrunchInvestment banks and their clients - who does what for who and why?EquitiesWhat is an equity?Types and featuresEquity marketsThe process of issuance - IPOsBondsWhat is a bondTypes and featuresBond marketsIssuing bondsDerivatives - Managing Interest RatesWhat are derivatives and what are they for?Forwards, futures, options and swapsCorporate FinanceThe corporate finance department's clientsRaising finance - debt & equityMergers and AcquisitionsChinese WallsSales & TradingWho are the clients?Who does what?The dynamics of a dealing room