Investment Banking

Author: Ren Huixiu
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Publish Date: 2006-05-01
Features: The Core Textbook Series for Financial Studies Graduate Students is a recommended textbook by the Ministry of Education. This series is designed to cultivate international talent and is a key textbook tailored for graduate students in finance. The chief editors of the series are leading academics in the field of financial research and teaching, with extensive teaching experience and profound research foundations, and are highly recognized by peers in this area. The book is divided into twelve chapters. Chapter 1 and Chapter 2 introduce the basic concepts, historical evolution, and development trends of investment banking. Chapter 3 covers the theoretical foundations of investment banking, including fundamental knowledge of risk, market efficiency theory, the Markowitz mean-variance model, asset pricing theory, and corporate merger and acquisition theory. Chapters 4 to 10 each focus on a specific business topic, providing an in-depth analysis of investment banking's underwriting, trading, mergers and acquisitions, mutual fund, financial engineering, venture capital, and asset securitization businesses. Chapter 11 discusses risk management in investment banking. Chapter 12 covers the ethical standards of investment banking.