A firm that engages in the origina-tion, underwriting, issuance and/or distribution of securities including mortgage backed securities.
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An institution in the business of raising capital for corporations and municipalities. An investment banker may not accept deposits or make commercial loans.
An individual or firm engaged in the financing of capital. The middleman between the issuer of new securities and the investor. He/She facilitates the conversion of savings into investment. Also called an underwriter.
A professional who engages attorneys, accountants, and market specialists to arrange for public sale of a company's stock.
Firms specializing in the sale of new securities to the public, typically by underwriting the issue.
"Also known as an underwriter, the “middleman” between a corporation issuing new securities and the public. The usual practice is for one or more investment bankers (syndicate group) to buy outright from a corporation a new issue of stocks or bonds and then resell it to the public or other institutions. "
An organization that advises companies on their capital structure, helps formulate financial strategies and takeover defenses, consults in major transactions, and participates in underwriting.
a banker who deals chiefly in underwriting new securities
a firm, which is acting as a underwriter or agent, that serves as intermediary between an issuer of securities and the investing public
an individual who works for a firm that helps private corporations raise money through their first public stock offering
A company that acts as an underwriter or agent for corporations and other issuers of securities. Most investment banks also maintain broker/dealer operations and offer advisory services to investors. J Curve Investing in private equity funds can produce low or negative returns in the early years as the portfolio is constructed and management fees are drawn down. The rewards usually come several years later as the investments generate profits and cash distributions to the investors. This pattern of earnings and cash flow resembles a ‘J'. Leverage Borrowing funds to increase profits by investing more capital than is actually owned. Leveraging increases risk or the uncertainty of income.
An individual or firm engaged in the financing of capital. The Investment Banker purchases securities from the Issuer for resale to investors.
A business that gives corporations advice on how to raise money and also sells new issues of stocks or bonds
An individual or firm that underwrites new issues of municipal securities.
An institution t assists corporations in raising capital from investors through stock offerings, etc. nvestment Management Account - An account through which a bank or other institution has the discretionary power to make investment decisions for an investor. Investment Vehicle - An investment product t usually provides the investor with a diversified portfolio of securities. Examples are mutual funds, unit investment trusts and variable annuities.
The firm acting as an underwriter of an issuer. The investment banker is the conduit between the issuer and the public investors.
A firm engaged in raising capital for an issuer. Participates as the middleman in purchasing securities from the issuer and in selling the same securities to investors.
An individual or institution which, acts as an underwriter or agent for corporations and municipalities issuing securities, but which does not accept deposits or make loans. Most also maintain broker/dealer operations, maintain markets for previously issued securities, and offer advisory services to investors also called investment banker. See also bank, commercial bank, and originator, syndicate.
One who arranges long-term financing by acting both as an underwriter and as an advisor.
A financial institution that buys the entire new issue of stocks or bonds from the issuing corporation and then sells such securities to the general public. The investment banker is sort of a wholesaler who acts as a middleman between the corporation who seeks to raise capital and the public who wishes to invest.
Also known as an underwriter. An investment banker assists corporations in issuing new securities to the public. The usual practice is for one or more investment bankers to buy outright from a corporation a new issue of stocks or bonds. The group forms a syndicate to sell the securities to individuals and institutions. Investment bankers also distribute very large blocks of stock or bonds, perhaps held by an estate.
Firm that sells stocks or bonds to brokerages which, in turn, sell them to investors on a securities exchange.
Also known as an underwriter. The "middleman" between the corporation issuing new securities and the public. The usual practice is for one or more investment bankers to buy outright from a corporation a new issue of stocks or bonds. The group forms a syndicate to sell the securities to individuals and institutions. Investment bankers also distribute very large blocks of stocks or bonds - perhaps held by an estate. (See: Primary Distribution, Syndicate)
Firm that acts as an intermediary between a company issuing securities and the public; an underwriter or agent who also advises the company issuing the stock.
Professional who raises capital and arranges mergers & acquisitions of companies with most of their transactions in the $10 million+ market. Investment Bankers do raise their own fund to invest. At nvst.com, Investment Bankers are classified as Investors and Advisors.
A broker/dealer organization that provides a service to industry through counsel, market-making, and underwriting of securities.
A person representing a financial institution that is in the business of raising capital for corporations and municipalities.
An individual or firm engaged in the financing of capital. The investment banker is the middleman between the issuer of new securities and the investor. He/she facilitates the conversion of savings into investment.
A firm that engages in the origination, underwriting and distribution of an issue.
An individual or institution which acts as an underwriter or agent for corporations and municipalities issuing securities. Most also maintain broker/dealer operations, maintain markets for previously issued securities, and offer advisory services to investors. Investment banks also have a large role in facilitating mergers and acquisitions (M&A), private equity placements and corporate restructuring. Unlike traditional banks, investment banks do not accept deposits from and provide loans to individuals. Investment-to-Value Ratio - A measure of how secure a creditor's position is and how likely the creditor is to recoup all of his or her money in the event of a foreclosure.
An individual or institution that operates as an underwriter or agent for corporations issuing securities, but that does not accept deposits or make loans. In addition, most investment bankers maintain broker/dealer operations, maintain markets for previously issued securities, and offer advisory services to investors.