Top 3 Ways To Get Into Front Office Roles In An Investment Bank

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Financial transactions for a third party, such as a company or a wealthy individual, are carried out in front office investment banking. You might want to think about the precise tasks and obligations associated before starting a career in this field. Understanding how investment banking functions in relation to other departments is also important.
You strive to maximise your company's revenues when you work in front office investment banking. Together with your clients, you provide guidance on how they might use assets to achieve their financial objectives, such as retirement or estate planning. In order to change corporate practises, you might also analyse customer data. Additionally, you serve as the company's public face, safeguarding its reputation in the marketplace by adhering to all pertinent laws.
Introducing the guest speaker of our 32nd episode of "3 For Thursday”, Ankit Parihar, a CA by profession, who has had a diverse experience in the field of Investment Banking. Ankit worked as an Associate at Morgan Stanley, where he worked for a US based Hedge Fund with AUM greater than $100 Mn, has worked on his family business and currently works at Radix Capital Advisors
🚀 Listen to Ankit, in his interview with Niti Jain, Director at Fmi, talk about his career in the field of Investment Banking and through his experience, share his insights on our special “Top 3 Ways To Get Into Front Office Roles In An Investment Bank”