ISCO Specialization 2412.5.1 Corporate Investment Banker
From Open Risk Manual
Definition
Corporate Investment Banker: Corporate investment bankers offer strategic advice on financial services to companies and other institutions. They ensure that legal regulations are being followed by their clients in their efforts of raising any capital. They provide technical expertise and information on mergers and acquisitions, bonds and shares, privatisations and reorganisation, raising capital and security underwriting, including equity and debt markets.
Essential Skills
- Examine Credit Ratings
- Develop Investment Portfolio
- Modern Portfolio Theory
- Economics
- Stock Market
- Funding Methods
- Advise On Legal Compliance For Participation In Financial Markets
- Mergers And Acquisitions
- Business Valuation Techniques
- Credit Control Processes
- Review Investment Portfolios
- Analyse Financial Risk
- Monitor Stock Market
- Provide Legal Advice On Investments
- Banking Activities
- Analyse Financial Performance Of A Company
- Securities
Optional Skills
- Make Strategic Business Decisions
- Perform Debt Investigation
- Debt Systems
- Perform Stock Valuation
- Corporate Law
- Manage Contracts
- Manage Corporate Bank Accounts
- Analyse Business Plans
- Business Loans
- Holding Company Activities
- Interpret Financial Statements
- Financial Statements
- Maintain Client Debt Records
Alternative Names
- Investment Bankers
- Corporate Investment Adviser
- Investment Banker
- Corporate Bankers
- Operational Investment Bankers
- Corporate Investment Strategist
- Corporate Banker
- Operational Investment Banker
- Investment Banking Associates
- Investment Banking Associate
