Investment bankers’ principal role is to advise their clients on investments and to assist them in making those investments. This means that investment bankers primarily serve as advisors and brokers, assessing their clients’ needs and then recommending appropriate solutions. Once the customer has made their decision, it is up to the bankers to negotiate agreements and mergers while ensuring that their client’s best interests are protected.
Job Responsibilties
- Collaborate with specific product or industry groups.
- Consult with clients’ businesses
- Assist clients with transactions and serve as an advisor.
- Deals should be structured and beneficial conditions should be negotiated.
- Work in the bridging loan industry
- Interact with corporate finance organisations, capital markets professionals, and other professionals in the field.
- Whether they are in the debt or equity capital markets, keep an eye on market circumstances.
- Interact with other financial strategy, derivatives, currency trading, convertibles, and equity derivatives professionals.
- Set up deals in mergers and acquisitions.
- Execute transactions for major institutional investors in equities, bonds, currencies, options, and futures.
- Facilitate the formation of financing instruments that will allow cash flows to be redirected to investors.
- Work as capital structure, valuation, and risk management advisors.
- Work in fixed income and equity research
- Provide institutional investors with information on specific securities.