All about Investment Banker and career in it.
                     All about Investment Banker and 
career in it
What is Investment banking?
• An investment bank is an organization or 
corporate division that participates in  advisory-
based financial transactions with respect to 
benefit of people, partnerships, and governments.
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Largest investment banks in the 
world
• Goldman Sachs
• JPMorgan Chase
• Barclays
• Bank of America Corporation
• Morgan Stanley
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What Does an Investment Banker 
Do?
• An investment banker helps governments, 
enterprises, and establishments raise capital and 
complete mergers and acquisitions (M&A). 
• They  handle placement of the securities with 
investors.
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Personality in investment banker
• Highly ambitious
• Competitive
• Detail oriented
• Quantitative
• Polished and presentable
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What Is a Typical Career Path?
  The career of an investment banker 
progresses along a fairly standard 
path. 
• Analyst
• Associate
• VP (account manager)
• Director 
• Managing Director 
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What Type of Education Is Most 
Common?
• A four year bachelor's degree is the base instructive 
capability required.
• However a master degree is regular among the 
mid-level and ranking staff right now, it assists 
with preparing for professional success.
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Challenges
• Innovating more with less
• Risk management and analytics
• Renovating technology
• Cyber-security
• Market threats
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What Certifications Are Required?
• Certificates are seldom required to begin in speculation 
banking or to advance into senior positions.
• But the Chartered Financial Analyst (CFA) designation, 
granted by the CFA Institute, can conceivably give an 
advantage in the competitive market.
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Financial Modelling Skills
• Analysts and associates working in the investment 
banking division of a bank will invest a great deal of 
energy building monetary models in Excel. 
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