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Everything You Need to Know About Investment Banking Case Study

Case studies play a very vital role in your journey of becoming an Investment Banker.  Each and every Investment Banking assessment centres will make you go through an individual and group case study. However, there are some basic things you should know about them in order to prepare yourself well for these case studies.  In this article, let’s dig deep and find out things about Investment Banking case studies that you will never ever forget. What Is Investment Banking?  Well, before going deep into the topic, let’s give you an insight of what is investment banking . Investment banking is a specific part of the baking related operations which solely concentrates on the creation of capital for other companies, governments, and other entities. An Investment Bank creates the capital by underwriting new securities and debts for the organizations and also by helping in selling those securities and merging of companies and acquisition. What are Investment Banking...
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Let’s begin with looking at some statistics that will help us have a clear outlook on the whole aspect of corporate training and why it is come to garner such importance in the world of business today. It is estimated that by the year 2025, there will be about 262 million people on the face of our planet, who will be of the capacity to actually be employed in firms and companies. A commonplace fact remains that today when companies hire employees, they are supposed to train them in order to ensure that they are able to achieve their productive best. This is similarly why on an average, a firm in the United States of America spends close to $5,380 on the training procedure of any new hire. We happen to live in an era which is informationally enriched, which is why where on one hand there exists a great influx of information, on the other hand, the whole process of prior knowledge is steadily being replaced by learning while keeping the job in perspective. Students today are stil...
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Investment Banking in India is were popularly known as the golden collar work field. By golden collar, it means that the professionals working in this field are usually recipients of larger salaries and lead a high-end, refined lifestyle. They are usually seen as those confident suit clad individuals who close multi-billion dollar deals, are regulars at five star hotels, travel to foreign countries at least twice a month or are usually known to own at least a yacht or two. This is why many finance aspirants usually tend to be attracted to this field of glorious opportunities. While many finance aspirants feel that this field is absolutely the place to be, quite a few of these inquisitive souls actually tend to do an in-depth analysis of this career. So for all those curious about the career path that is required to be taken by a candidate in this field, read on. Essentially the career path of an investment banker supposedly progresses through a standardised path. This professi...

5 Investment Banking Career Options You Can Explore

Once the degree is in your grasp, it's an ideal opportunity to settle on a strategy. Today the most popular step after getting a standard degree is to go ahead and get yourself enrolled in one of the vocational training institutes like Imarticus Learning and get industry endorsed training in their chosen field. Imarticus Learning , for instance, offers a number of finance courses for aspirants like, Investment Banking Operations, Global Markets, Financial Modelling and Valuation, CFA, Financial Risk Manager and so on. Read about these Investment Banking professions choices and choose the one which coordinates your advantage level, abilities, learning and long haul vocation arranging. Here you go: 1. Commercial Banking and Insurance A standout amongst the most desired vocations is in the banking segment. On the off chance that you have the information and abilities in business credit, discount saving money and in ventures, obligation financing, merger financing, at ...

Life of an Investment Banker

Investment Bankers are famous for working to a great degree extend periods of time. It is normal for speculation saving money experts to work +100 hours for every week. While there is no "run of the mill" day of a venture financier you can be relied upon to do monetary displaying, assembling presentations and pitches, working through arrangement reminder and everything else that goes into a commonplace arrangement for a financial meeting. These professionals commonly wake up around 9 am and walk around the workplace around 10 am, this is one calling where you don't have a morning due date. You'll get to your work area and see a new round of alters from either a showcasing pitch or live arrangement work. The higher-ups commonly get into the workplace significantly prior and audit the work you cleared out at 2 am from the prior night. Investment Bankers and Analysts ordinarily don't get super occupied until after lunch, you're overseeing executives are famo...

Asset Management - Introduction

Asset Management  includes the adjusting of costs, openings and dangers against the coveted execution of benefits, to accomplish the hierarchical goals. This adjusting may should be considered over different time periods. Asset Management   additionally empowers an organization to analyse the requirement for, and execution of, advantages and resource frameworks at various levels. Moreover, it empowers the use of explanatory methodologies towards dealing with an advantage over the diverse phases of its life cycle (which can begin with the origination of the requirement for the benefit, through to its transfer, and incorporates the overseeing of any potential post transfer liabilities). It is the workmanship and exploration of settling on the correct choices and upgrading the conveyance of significant worth. A typical target is to limit the entire life cost of benefits yet there might be other basic components, for example, hazard or business congruity to be considered equit...

The Move towards a Cashless Economy

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With the historic announcement on the 8 th of November, in India by the honorable Prime Minister Mr. Narendra Modi, a new era was ushered n to the Indian Economy. With the nullifying of the currency of highest denominations, the PM did away with about 86% of currency which so far had been in circulation. While the first few months, since the demonetization  news broke out, were of extreme difficulty and unease. This was the case until the government came up with a new and innovative solution to end, almost all of the problems of monetary nature. The prime minister urged us all to go digital, by taking to various applications and electronic wallets, thus paving way for a more digitized, cashless economy. While the move towards a more efficient, hassle free economy was encouraged, at the same time the government began offering various attractive incentives, for one and all in the lieu of setting up a proper foundation for a cashless economy. With the announcement of two sc...

Money Laundering: A Historical Perspective

The amount of money laundered globally in one year is estimated at 2-5% of the global GDP, or between a staggering USD 800 billion – USD 2 trillion, according to United Nations Office on Drugs and Crime. The expression ‘Money Laundering’ is of a fairly recent origin, with the term first appearing in the US in a newspaper in 1973. The term “money laundering” owes its existence to Laundromats in the United States that were owned by the Mafia. This was done by purchasing outwardly legitimate businesses and mixing their illegal earnings with the legitimate earnings received from these businesses. But other historians differ from this version. According to them, money laundering is called so, because it perfectly describes how dirty money is put through a cycle of transactions, or washed, so that it comes out at the other end as legal or clean money. In other words, the source of illegally obtained funds is disguised through a series of transfers and...