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This document describes the nature and objectives of a postgraduate course on investment banking. It outlines what the course covers and who it is for.
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- Course overview
- Nature of the course
- Course objectives
- Course content
- Who the course is for
Who it is for: Students of a postgraduate investment banking course. (Postgraduate)
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Summary
Investment banking involves the main activities and services of investment banks. Students learn about the core aspects of investment banking, its regulations and how to apply financial strategy and analysis.
Core Investment Banking
Core investment banking focuses on transaction origination and structuring. It does not cover secondary markets, portfolios or trading. The course combines financial strategy, problems and cases.
Course Content
The course covers public offers, private equity, corporate restructuring, mergers and acquisitions. It also looks at the management of public offers, buybacks and de-listings. Students will study transaction advisory for venture capital, private equity, restructurings, mergers, acquisitions and takeovers.
Course Structure
The course is analytical and practice-oriented. It uses problems and cases. Students must read the prescribed text before each session. It is not a quantitative or theoretical course. It involves financial modelling and the study of regulations.
Assessment
Assessment is through two project assignments and an end-term examination. The end-term examination includes case analysis, short problems and objective type questions. It is open book.
Key terms
- Core Investment Banking
- The main activities and services of investment banks.
- Financial Modelling
- The process of building a representation of a financial decision.
- Public Offers
- The sale of shares to the public.
- Corporate Restructuring
- The process of reorganizing a company to improve its financial situation.
- Mergers and Acquisitions
- The combination of two companies into one.
- Venture Capital
- Investment in startups and small businesses with high growth potential.
Questions this document helps with
- What are the main activities of investment banks?
- How do public offers work?
- What is involved in corporate restructuring?
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