Investment Banking Fundamentals
Learn Financial Modeling, Valuation Techniques, Capital Markets, Recruiting Roadmap, Deal Structuring and Execution
What you will learn
Recruiting Roadmap
Deciding Your Career
Keep Your Door Open
Building Your Brand
Getting the Most Out of College
Relationship with Your Professor
What Do Investment Bankers Do
Day To Day With Banking
What Makes Investment Banking Worth it?
Divisions Hierarchies
Why Do so Many Analysts Leave Investment Banking?
Depreciation and Amortization
Key Metrics of the Income Statement
Cash Flow from Investing Activities
The Fundamental Equation of Accounting
The Cash Flow Statement
Shareholder's Equity
The Balance Sheet: Liabilities
The Balance Sheet: Assets
Interviews and Offers
Common Use Cases
The Three Main Pathways
Target Schools & Non Target Schools(
Networking
The Interviews Selection Process
Game of Credibility & Memorability
Getting Experiences on Your Resume
Crafting Your Story
Take Shots at the Right Baskets
Presentation Is Everything
Networking Essentials
Finance Fundamentals
Overview of Financial Modeling
Time Value Money
Considering the Opportunity Cost
Breakeven Rate of Return
WACC for Investment Portfolios
WACC for Companies
Valuing Investment Using DCFs
Internal Rate of Return
Overview of Valuing Companies
Description
The Investment Banking Undergraduate Bootcamp 2023 is a comprehensive course designed to provide undergraduate students with the knowledge, skills, and experience necessary to excel in the competitive world of investment banking. The course will cover a wide range of topics, including financial modeling, valuation techniques, capital markets, and deal structuring.
The course will consist of a combination of lectures, case studies, and hands-on exercises that will give students practical experience in financial analysis, pitch book preparation, and deal execution. The course will also include guest lectures from industry professionals who will provide insights into their own experiences in investment banking.
Investment Banking is a course that introduces students to the world of finance and the role of investment banks in the global economy. The course covers the fundamental concepts of investment banking, including the different types of financial instruments, the principles of valuation, and the strategies used to manage risk.
The course begins with an overview of the investment banking industry, including its history, structure, and key players in the market. Students will learn about the different types of investment banks, including commercial banks, boutique firms, and global investment banks. They will also study the role of investment banks in financial markets, including their role in underwriting securities, advising on mergers and acquisitions, and providing financial advisory services.
The course then delves into the various financial instruments used in investment banking, including stocks, bonds, and derivatives. Students will learn about the characteristics of each instrument, the risks associated with them, and how they are valued. They will also learn about the different types of financial markets, including primary and secondary markets, and how securities are traded.
Risk management is a key component of investment banking, and the course will cover the principles of risk management, including the identification, assessment, and mitigation of risks. Students will learn about the different types of risk, including market risk, credit risk, and operational risk, and the strategies used to manage each of these risks.
Finally, the course will cover the regulatory environment in which investment banks operate, including the role of regulatory bodies, such as the Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC), and the regulations governing the industry.
What you'll learn
Recruiting Roadmap
Deciding Your Career
Keep Your Door Open
Building Your Brand
Getting the Most Out of College
Relationship with Your Professor
What Do Investment Bankers Do
Day To Day With Banking
What Makes Investment Banking Worth it?
Divisions Hierarchies
Why Do so Many Analysts Leave Investment Banking?
Depreciation and Amortization
Key Metrics of the Income Statement
Cash Flow from Investing Activities
The Fundamental Equation of Accounting
The Cash Flow Statement
Shareholder's Equity
The Balance Sheet: Liabilities
The Balance Sheet: Assets
Interviews and Offers
Common Use Cases
The Three Main Pathways
Target Schools & Non Target Schools(
Networking
The Interviews Selection Process
Game of Credibility & Memorability
Getting Experiences on Your Resume
Crafting Your Story
Take Shots at the Right Baskets
Presentation Is Everything
Networking Essentials
Finance Fundamentals
Overview of Financial Modeling
Time Value Money
Considering the Opportunity Cost
Breakeven Rate of Return
WACC for Investment Portfolios
WACC for Companies
Valuing Investment Using DCFs
Internal Rate of Return
Overview of Valuing Companies
By the end of the course, students will have a comprehensive understanding of the investment banking industry, the financial instruments used in the industry, the principles of risk management, and the regulatory environment in which investment banks operate. They will also have developed the skills needed to analyze financial markets, assess risks, and evaluate investment opportunities.
Yours Instructor
Faizan Javed