Investment Bankers essentially serve as the middleman between companies and potential investors. Investment bankers typically advise their clients and other companies on corporate-level transactions, which can range from mergers and acquisitions to equity issuances. Through these financial services, investment bankers hope to create strategies to raise capital and the economic worth of their clients. Some of their daily tasks include working with various departments to identify and pursue clients, reducing the amount of risk involved with financial transactions, and closing deals.
Investment Bankers work with internal client service teams and external clients.