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I've just interviewed with a markets department at larger bank (Scandinavia) for an entry-level position. Now, I'm not really comfortable with IB jargon yet, so I'm wondering; is what is done in a capital markets or debt capital markets department generally denoted investment banking? What is the dominant sector of the IB industry? Sorry for the dumb question, I never thought I'd work in a bank. I've majored in economics and have been thinking I want to work with analysis (I wanna save the world yada yada). Turns out the most straightforward path to becoming a macro analyst is through banking.
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Jun 20, 2011 17:41
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Thanks for answers both of you. Waiting for the call of confirmation (or not) today.Mr. WTF posted:One more vote, but in my view the debt capital markets work depends a lot on the specifics of what you are doing. That gets pretty close to more boring commercial banking work unless you are doing aggressive stuff. But even on the aggressive stuff you are much more often dealing with the CFO or treasurer at the client vs the CEO and board (ie M&A, equity offerings). Not always true, but moreso the case in general I think than ECM or M&A.
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Jun 21, 2011 08:23
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