Ever wondered what Investment Banks like Goldman Sachs, J.P. Morgan, or Morgan Stanley really do? Hint: it’s not just about approving loans and collecting deposits! These financial giants are the backbone of M&A deals, capital markets, and corporate finance, helping companies and governments raise money through stocks, bonds, and other securities.
In this video, we break down the key roles of Investment Banks:
Financing Activities: Discover how Investment Banks act as intermediaries, helping companies and governments issue bonds, IPOs, and private placements, and how they manage huge financing deals.
M&A Advisory: Learn how these banks play a critical role in mergers and acquisitions, from deal structuring to financing, valuation, and post-merger integration.
Trading Activities: See how Investment Banks engage in large-scale trading, market making, and even proprietary trading, providing crucial services to hedge funds, mutual funds, and institutional investors.
Asset Management: Explore how Investment Banks manage massive amounts of capital, offering everything from equity and fixed income products to hedge funds and private equity investments.
Whether you’re interested in corporate finance, business strategy, or simply curious about how the financial world operates, this video is packed with insights into the powerful role Investment Banks play in the global economy.
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Contents of this video:
0:00 Intro
0:51 Financing (underwriting)
4:14 M&A Advisory
5:50 Trading
7:20 Asset Management
8:15 Conclusion