Who is an investment banker?
An investment banker is a person who is responsible for developing the capital resources of a firm, company, venture corporation, government, etc. They act as financial advisors for their clients and help them raise money. The main goal of an investment banker is to grow the financial assets of their clients by engaging in advisory-based financial transactions.
What does an investment banker do?
Investment bankers usually advise corporations and, in some cases, governments. They help their clients increase their monetary assets for the company’s expansion and improvement. This may imply floating a bond, issuing stock, negotiating the acquisition of a rival company, or setting up an arrangement for the sale of the company itself.
They are also known as investment banking analysts. They are highly analytical professionals who are responsible for overseeing mergers, conducting research, and preparing financial and legal documents for their clients.
Job brief
We are looking for a qualified investment banker to join our company. You will be responsible for evaluating companies and assisting clients in building their capital. If you are interested in work that lets you manage mergers, implement financial models, and prepare financial records, this might be the job for you.
An experience in selling financial products on behalf of corporate and government clients could be a bonus. You should have excellent communication skills and possess high-grade analytical and quantitative skills.
Duties and Responsibilities
- Conduct market research and investigate financial information
- Discover strategies to find potential investment opportunities
- Risk analysis and financial recommendations
- Manage mergers and acquisitions
- Prepare investment reports and models
- Maintain strong ethical standards
- Supervise IPOs
- Prepare and maintain financial and legal records
- Maintain regulatory and legal compliance
Key requirements
- Degree in finance, economics, or related field
- 2-5 years of proven work experience
- Excellent quantitative and analytical skills
- Deep understanding of market trends
- Knowledge of security guidelines
- Organizational and time management skills
