4. An investment bank is a financial institution that acts
as an intermediary to assist individuals, corporations
and governments in raising financial capital by
underwriting or acting as the client's agent in the
Assurance of Securities (or both), advising and enabling
M&A and corporate restructuring.
What is an Investment Bank?
11. TYPES OF IB FIRMS OR
STRATEGIES OF IB BUSINESS
BULGE BRACKET INVESTMENT BANK
MIDDLE MARKET INVESTMENT BANK
BOUTIQUE INVESTMENT BANK (Elite or Regional)
37. REFERENCES
• Investment Banking Tutorials - Learn Most Important Topics &
Concepts (wallstreetmojo.com)
• Types of Investment Banks (investopedia.com)
• A quick little guide to roles in Investment Banking
(brightnetwork.co.uk)
• Types of Banks: Bulge Brackets vs. Boutiques vs. Middle Markets | by
Will Tso | Banking at Michigan | Medium
• Investment Banking by Pratap Giri