Investment banking

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Dr Kathy Walsh from the School of Banking and Finance at the Australian School of Business has produced a video that introduces undergraduate students to the world of investment banking. For more information go to www.business.unsw.edu.au

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25 Responses for “Investment banking”

  1. 86rishabh says:

    eZdia team is a group of diverse individuals who have known each other for a long time and share the passion of creating a visionary knowledge platform. We want this knowledge platform to enable people from all walks of life to share their experiences, and learn as they go through different phases of life.

  2. 1888junkteam says:

    excellent work!

  3. applexy says:

    Dude, IBD deals with M&As and raising capital for businesses. What your on about is leveraged trading of CDS and other CDOs. Employees who work in IBD are not responsible for this.

  4. jacejai says:

    wow our uni sounds so good >_>

  5. SilverRussell says:

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  6. Atoweha says:

    There is no such major in college as Investment Banking. They give you training after you have been accepted for that job. I am studing Aeronautical Engineering, then most likeley I will pursue an MBA in graduate school.

  7. bnote1990 says:

    life hands you a lot of things…u might not even make it to age 14…finish middle school first…take it one day at a time…you’ll probably want to do something else by the time you’re 18

  8. mikeyooh7 says:

    I would advise you to get an Mechanical Engineering degree then get and MBA. While not as sexy as investment banking engineers run nearly every manufacturing and product based company in the world. Financial Firms are service based firms and are simply a middleman. However if you are bent on investment banking, do well in your undergrad classes as an accounting major. Then get a masters in finance and intern at a big investment bank ie houlihan lokey ,goldmansachs, jpm ect.

  9. ifkipling says:

    Kickboxing187…
    What are Parasists? Are they a combination of racists, rapists and parasites? Sounds good to me.

  10. littlekaz3 says:

    you are just jelious i bet you are just poor and lonly. you are a ass hoel

  11. jackfruit22 says:

    Used to work for investment bank..Don’t really add value to society, in a minute number of cases they do – you don’t get enough value for money..
    The basic idea is to encourage high trading volumes and make money of the transactions and commissions…think of it like a leech, sprays anaesthetic with the bite, by the time you realise; it’s usually too late.

  12. sraddawa says:

    Drink your milk first….

  13. godzillainmyshoebox says:

    i also 13 and trying to get a head start,im just trying to go were the money is

  14. liamster58 says:

    I am 13 and aspire to become a Investment Banker can anyone give me any tips on what education choices i should make and any general tips

    thanks

  15. Kickboxing187 says:

    DEATH TO BANKERS!!!!

  16. Kickboxing187 says:

    I dont blame the individual banker. They are a part of a system, a part of a Chain. Its the system. The system is not stable. Maybe it is intended to crash. Maybe thats how it is constructed. But its clear that this system is a failure for many reasons.

    BANKERS ARE NOT PRODUCTIVE. THEY DONT INVENT REAL THING. THEY ARE NO ENGENEERS, NO SCIENTIST, THEY ARE PARASISTS!!!!

  17. Dopera says:

    What about the millions of boring, trash-like, equally greedy and much more naive, uneducated people that tend to get a mortgage, finance their car and work in McDonald’s to feed their 4 children. Weren’t they responsible to putting themselves in debt? The average debt on personal credit cards in America was above $7000 for the last quarter of 2008.

  18. christmasinjune3434 says:

    In future I will ask you most kindly to please refrain from commenting on my replies. I do not take to kindly to unwarranted negativity. Please take your advice elsewhere. Thank you!

  19. christmasinjune3434 says:

    You are presumptuous and I daresay most annoying with your assertions. First let me tell you this, I am quite aware that there a many women who are quite capable of taking care of themselves, I just happen to be one of them. Second, who are you to tell me what I should or should not do? You are completely out of line. As to my ignorance about investments” I know quite a lot about it already there is nothing wrong in gaining a different perspective on the matter. You can never know too much.

  20. desti2 says:

    first, i will destroy your illusion and tell you that there are a lot of women these days who can take care of themselves. second, you don’t even know that there is a difference between investment banking and investing. and the phrase “instructions on investing” proves even further that you should stay away from investments that involve risk. trust me…

  21. sjs2011 says:

    haha guess you didn’t make it

  22. christmasinjune3434 says:

    How dare you! I am so not naive! I have been taking care of myself for a long time and I have faced my life with courage. What is wrong with a woman wanting to help herself anyway? That is what is right.

  23. desti2 says:

    you are naive

  24. christmasinjune3434 says:

    What I am looking for is some instruction on how to invest for myself. I have always been attracted to self empowerment. I do not believe in sitting and waiting for someone to save me, I am my own paladin. Thank you so much for this!

  25. Ontologistics says:

    Boring, nerd-like, greedy yuppies. You are mostly responsible for the global recession.

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