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Capital Markets vs. Investment Banking: Deals, Careers, Recruiting, Exits, and Offer Decisions

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Investment Banking: Deals The basic difference is that in “investment banking” groups, such as technology , TMT , healthcare , or consumer retail , you work on various deal types: sell-side and buy-side M&A, leveraged buyouts, IPOs, follow-on offerings, and bond issuances. or debt offerings (investment-grade or high-yield bonds).

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Renewable Energy Investment Banking: How to Make Greens by Going Green

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For growth-stage companies, you will see plenty of equity offerings: IPOs , SPACs , PIPEs, and follow-on issuances. For a good example, look at this BofA presentation to Green Plains , which was structured as an MLP at the time and treated like a pipeline company in oil & gas.

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Wealth Management vs. Investment Banking: Career Deathmatch

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When a deal becomes “active” in IB, you dive into it and go in-depth into all aspects, from the financials to the buyer/seller outreach to the presentations and more. You can think of it like this: Wealth Management: Broad and long-term/continuous client coverage.

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The Venture Capital Case Study: What to Expect and How to Survive

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It won’t replace Analysts or Associates because it can’t create entire presentations with all the correct details. But it speeds up the process by generating slide templates based on your queries, presentation data, and free examples on the sec.gov site.

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Sports Investment Banking: How to Win the Super Bowl and the World Cup in the Same Year

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However, one common point across all the verticals is that IPOs are not common because there aren’t that many publicly traded sports teams, stadiums, or arenas. SPAC IPOs for esports companies were “hot” for a short period in 2021, but they seem to have died off by now.