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What is investment banking
What is Investment Banking?

Patrick Fearon
Autumn 2012

© Patrick Fearon 2012

This year we have split the Banking and Finance
Lecture into two:

First Session

Second Session

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What is Investment Banking?

What Careers in Banking and Finance are available outside Investment
Banking?

IB Grenoble 2012

© Patrick Fearon 2012

In the Investment Banking lecture this morning we will be looking at:

Corporate Finance






Financial Advisory
Advice on M&A
Private Equity
Debt Capital Markets Origination (DCM)
Equity Capital Markets Origination (ECM)

FICC



Sales & Trading
Research

Equities



Sales & Trading
Research

Support Functions






Finance
Compliance
Risk (Market, Credit, Operational)
Audit
Operations

Skills and Opportunities required in Banking

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IB Grenoble 2012

© Patrick Fearon 2012

In the “Careers in Finance Outside Investment
Banking” lecture this afternoon we will look at:

Why you might look at a career outside of Investment Banking
Investment Banking careers that can be done outside Investment Banks





FICC
Equities
M&A
Private Equity

Wealth Management



Private Banking
Institutional Asset Management

Corporate Lending





Project Finance
Leveraged Finance
Syndicated Lending
Some of the active Corporate Lending Banks you might consider

Retail Banking


Domestic and International

Audit
Governmental Banks

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IB Grenoble 2012

© Patrick Fearon 2012

Contents of this morning’s lecture

Which are the various divisions of an Investment Bank?
What do those divisions do?
What would a graduate do in each of those divisions?
What skills and personality traits are the banks looking for?

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IB Grenoble 2012

© Patrick Fearon 2012

An Overview of Investment Banking

© Patrick Fearon 2012

What does an Investment Bank look like?
Goldman Sachs International

Asset & Wealth

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