Chapter 1 - Introduction
Chapter 1 - Introduction
Chapter 1 - Introduction
Investment Bank
Course descriptions:
This subject offers insight theories and practice in to
the investment banking industry.
Students will be equipped with specialized knowledge
related to investment banks activities such as:
underwriting, asset management, financial advisory,
corporate restructuring services....
Graduated students will be able to develop their
careers in large financial institutions, investment banks,
funds, asset management companies, securities firms,
commercial banks, large corporations, which comprise
the world of modern finance, and gain a wide range of
employable skills.
Course objectives:
Understanding the nature of investment banks, their
activities and business models.
Being able to understand and provide investment
banks’ products such as: underwriting, investment
management, Mergers and Acquisitions advisory
services, corporate restructuring services...
Being able to analyze and create new financial
products
Apply critical thinking, problem solving and
presentation skills to individual and/or group activities
dealing with investment banking.
• Textbooks:
– K. Thomas Liaw, The business of Investment
Banking – A comprehensive Overview, 3th
edition.
– Giuliano Iannotta, Investment Banking A Guide
to Underwriting and Advisory Services
Chapter 1:
Introduction to
Investment Banks
Underwriting:
• Investment bank helps firms to raise funds by
issuing securities in the financial markets.
– Equity
– Debt
– Hybrid securities
• These services are labeled “underwriting”
because investment banks actually purchase
securities from the issuer and then resale
them to the market
Underwriting (Cont.)
• Equity:
– IPO: Initial Public Offering
– SEO: Seasoned Equity Offering
– Hybrid securities: Convertible debt/bond
• Debt:
– Issue bond
– Securitization
Advisory services
• Investment banks provide advisory services
to help their client firms with
– Mergers and acquisitions (M&As)
– Corporate restructuring
Asset Management
Traditional asset management (i.e., open end
mutual funds)
Alternative asset management, which includes
real estate funds, hedge funds, private equity
funds, and any other asset classes.
Universal bank
- What are Universal Banks?
• Banks that perform both commercial and
investment banking activities are labeled
“universal banks”.
Universal bank
Universal banks may offer:
Credit, loans, deposits,
Asset management, investment advisory
Payment processing
Securities transactions, underwriting, and
financial analysis.
Discuss question:
Which business model is appropriate for
Universal banks:
Separate their commercial and investment
services into several entities
Combine their commercial and investment
services into one entity
Securities firm
Securities firm
Commercial
Investment
Investment
Non Bank
Non Bank
Bank
Bank
Bank
- Commercial
Bank
- Investment
Bank
- Securities
firm
- Non Bank
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