The Investment Banker is responsible for providing financial and legal advice to clients in order to help them make the best decisions for their business. They work with a variety of clients, including corporations, governments, and individuals. Investment bankers typically have a four-year degree in business or economics.

Investment Banker Job Responsibilities

  • Conducting financial analysis of potential investments and advising clients on the best way to use their money
  • Researching economic trends and identifying opportunities for investment
  • Creating detailed financial models to forecast the performance of proposed investments
  • Negotiating loans and equity investments on behalf of clients
  • Managing client portfolios and providing advice on how to achieve their financial goals
  • Working with other professionals, such as lawyers and accountants, to ensure that all aspects of a transaction are accounted for
  • Staying upto-date on changes in the marketplace and regulatory environment

Objectives

  • To work in an investment bank and provide advice to clients on how to invest their money.
  • To research and analyze different investments and make recommendations to clients.
  • To monitor the performance of investments and report back to clients.
  • To keep up with changes in the market and updates from regulatory bodies.

Investment Banker Job Skills & Qualifications Needed

  • A bachelor's degree in business, economics, or finance is typically required for entrylevel positions. Investment bankers must have strong analytical, mathematical, and communication skills. They must be able to work well under pressure and meet deadlines.