English for Investment Banking
English is the global language of business. To remain competitive in the global marketplace, investment bankers not only need to speak with their clients and coworkers around the world, they also need a deep understanding of the English terminology being used in their field today.
COURSE OVERVIEW
8
Units
7
Hours of Content
1
Achievement Tests
B1+
Required Skill Level
SYLLABUS
1. Overview & History of Investment Banking
Discover the origins of investment banking.
2. Types of Banks
Learn about the different types of banks and the difference between commercial and investment banks.
3. Areas of Investment Banking: Capital Markets
Learn about capital markets, raising capital and companies going public.
4. Areas of Investment Banking: Advisory Services
Understand the role of advisory services in investment banking.
5. Areas of Investment Banking: Trading & Brokerage
Learn the fundamentals of trading and brokerage.
6. Areas of Investment Banking: Asset Management
Understand the responsibilities of asset managers and the roles within the division.
7. Initial Public Offerings
Learn about the reasons companies go public and understand the roles of investors in an IPO.
8. Mergers & Acquisitions
Explore the reasons for mergers and acquisitions, and review the typical M&A lifecycle.
9. News
10. Review
Reinforce financial knowledge learned in the course.
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