Investment Banking (IB)
Curriculum
- 10 Sections
- 59 Lessons
- 8 Hours
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- Getting Started1
- The ascendance of investment banking services7
- 2.0The importance of history, name, tradition, and reputation
- 2.1The rise of investment banking services
- 2.2What is the difference between commercial and investment banking?
- 2.3Why do universal banks have a competitive advantage?
- 2.4Intrinsic conflicts of interest and the role of Chinese walls
- 2.5Historical M&A waves
- 2.6Three of the most important IPOs in history
- The four main areas of investment banking activity4
- Strategies pursued by investments banks3
- Capital markets - Equity capital markets14
- 5.0Why would a company want to go public?
- 5.1Who are the investors in an IPO?
- 5.2Coming up with a share price
- 5.3Technical details of IPO pricing
- 5.4IPO share allocation
- 5.5What does an IPO timetable look like?
- 5.6The IPO syndicate – members and responsibilities
- 5.7Fee distribution among investment banks
- 5.8Post-IPO stabilization: Definition of long/short position
- 5.9Post-IPO stabilization: Applying the Greenshoe option
- 5.10Greenshoe explained – Practical example
- 5.11Other ways to place equity capital – SEOs and private placements
- 5.12Facebook’s IPO – Case study
- 5.13Course Challenge #1 – IPO
- Capital Markets - Debt Capital Markets10
- 6.0The four different types of bonds
- 6.1Why issue a bond?
- 6.2The mechanics of a bond offering. Process description
- 6.3Junk bonds
- 6.4What is securitization and why can it be useful?
- 6.5Securitization – explained
- 6.6Asset-backed securities: An example of securitization
- 6.7Loan syndication – a preferred instrument for most banks nowadays
- 6.8Project finance
- 6.9Course challenge #2 – Debt offerings
- Advisory services - Mergers and acquisitions10
- 7.0Why acquire another company?
- 7.1Describing the typical deal lifecycles and buyer companies
- 7.2The three types of M&A processes
- 7.3M&A private deals
- 7.4M&A auctions
- 7.5M&A of listed firms
- 7.6Valuation of target companies
- 7.7Payment options in M&A deals
- 7.8Financial vs. Corporate buyers
- 7.9Course challenge #3 – M&A
- Advisory services - Restructuring3
- Trading and Brokerage4
- Asset Management3
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