Bank of investment
A banks of investment is a company the purpose of which is principal to advise the investors (private or institutional) on the financial markets. It puts them in relation to the companies to finance their projects or is given the responsability to manage under mandate their funds.
Differences with the deposit banks
With the difference of a deposit bank, it thus does not lend again the deposits of customers (or those of customers of other banks), but it gives access to the market of the capital by issue of shares and obligations. However, the majority of the banks of investment are not independent any more but make from now on started from banking groups having also activities of deposit bank, of insurance and others.It often also has an important activity in the assembly of operations of Fusion-acquisition
This distinction comes from the the United States, where it was registered in the law by the Knell-Steagall Act after the Krach of 1929.
Differences with the banking in businesses
The banker of businesses advises the company in his optimal search for financing. It happens that the bank of investment has an internal structure of bankers of businesses but it is source of great tension with the teams in load of the client relationship with the investors. One speaks moderately about " conflicts of intérêts" and of " wall of Chine".
Detail of the activities
The trade largely diversified, especially since the emergence of the modern financial system after 1973, in multiple activities related to the financial markets. Those, with different importances according to the establishments, gather:-
the emission of Title S, for example the Going public, of the companies, the capital growths, tender offer, APERTURE, OPV, the assemblies of fusion-acquisition.
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the organization of markets on the financial instruments, Derived S or not,
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the financial Engineering (complex operations combining various financial instruments),
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the Acquisition of a holding in the capital of companies for their account or others (financial Bearing, Capital non quoted),
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the arrangement of various financial transactions in particular of Fusion-acquisition,
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the installation of syndicated financings (see Pool of financing) of great scale, where many other banks and finance companies take part.
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the stock exchange broking , activity where they act as Société of broking,
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the management of funds (or the board of trustees), for themselves, their customers of companies and private individual, and possibly for Fonds of investment
See too
- European Investment Bank
- Funds of investment
- Investment company
Large banks of investment
International
- ABN Amro
- Barclays
- Bank off America
- Bear Stearns
- Citigroup
- Credit Suisse
- Deutsche Bank
- Dresdner Kleinwort
- Goldman Sachs
- HSBC
- JP Morgan
- Lehman Brothers
- Merrill Lynch
- Morgan Stanley
- Nomura
- Royal Bank off Scotland
- Solomon Brothers
- UBS
In France
- BNP Paribas
- Partanea
- Natixis
- SG-CIB
- Calyon
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