Investment banks are big banks providing services for their corporate clients, governments and financial intermediaries. Their services include the issuing of securities, assisting their clients in the purchase of securities, managing their assets, trading and financial advice on matters related to mergers and acquisitions. Other than investment banking services, some of the investment banks provide commercial banking services also. Such banks are termed “universal banks” instead of being called as the bulge-bracket investment banks. The leading investment banks are Merrill Lynch, Morgan Stanley Dean Witter and Goldman Sachs. The regional based banks are supposed to be in the middle market and still smaller specialized organizations are termed as boutiques.
A merchant banking firm focused on transactions in media, business services, advertising-driven internet services and related technologies.
Privately owned management consulting firm focused exclusively in the aerospace and defense industries
Investment banking firm serves financial institutions, investors and companies seeking to raise capital across the U.S. and internationally.
Investment banking firm provides corporate finance and business development advisory services to corporations in the emerging Chinese markets.
Part of the Lloyds Banking Group, Bank of Scotland offers its customers a wide range of financial products and help.
Niche headhunting consultancy for the front and middle office of select investment banks, hedge funds and institutional investors.
A profile-raising event specifically designed to introduce first-year female students to the wide range of careers in investment banking.
Offers financial services advising clients on strategic transactions, in pioneering the global expansion of finance and capital markets.
A middle market investment banking firm specializing in financial institutions, technology and manufacturing, services, and distribution.