Investment Banking | 4th Edition

Description

Investment Banking – Concepts, Analyses and Cases is a long-standing work in the subject and is positioned as a complete textbook for postgraduate level of study in Investment Banking. It covers exhaustively the history, market, business, industry, transaction and service perspective of this important area of financial services. It caters to all postgraduate courses with focus on finance and capital markets in general and investment banking in particular. It comprehensively meets the conceptual and learning requirements for MBA, CA, CS, CMA and other capital market-oriented courses in the Indian context. It will also serve as a useful reference book for CFOs, senior finance professionals, Investment Bankers, Consultants, Law Firms, Chartered Accountants, Company Secretaries and financial services professionals working in capital markets and corporate advisory services. Salient Features: 1. Thoroughly updated for industry and regulatory changes since 2017 and re-organised accordingly 2. Comprehensive and contemporary coverage of the Business of Investment Banking and Core Investment Banking 3. New additions in latest cases and transactions including international deals in key areas such as capital market offers, M&A and Corporate restructuring 4. Includes more than 200 caselets, illustrated cases and worked-out problems including more than 100 detailed case studies from the Indian corporate sector 5. 50 Additional End of the book Cases and Problems and Self-test Questions in each chapter with answers for deeper learning and evaluation 6. New Discussions on Securitised products including REITs and INVITs, Global Registered Shares, Cross Listings, IFCs, investment analysis, valuation, Direct Offers, Slump Exchanges and technology disruptions shaping the IB industry Review: Good - G Review: All the investment banking information in one book - All the investment banking information in one book. Some advanced topics are shortened and lack details. MTNs in particular. Better information on wikipedia.