About Course
This foundational module introduces learners to the essential functions, structure, and purpose of investment banking within the broader financial system. Participants will explore how investment banks operate as key intermediaries in capital markets, facilitating capital raising, mergers and acquisitions, and trading activities that drive economic development. The module provides a comprehensive overview of major financial instruments, including equities, bonds, derivatives, and alternative investments, detailing how each is used in various financial strategies. Learners will also gain insight into how investment banks structure deals, assess risks, and manage client portfolios using these instruments. Additionally, the module addresses the evolving landscape of global finance by examining current trends, regulatory shifts, and technological advancements shaping modern investment banking. Through practical examples and case-based learning, students will develop a strong understanding of the pivotal role investment banks play in global capital markets.
Course Content
Introduction to Investment Banking and its Core Functions
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Understanding the Role of Investment Banks
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Key Services and Operations
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Influence on Capital Markets and Economic Growth
Financial Markets and Instruments
Current Trends and Innovations Shaping Investment Banking
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