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Top: Business: Financial_Services: Investment_Banks
Investment Banks advise and process financial transactions for businesses and investors. Through Sales and trading, Research, and Corporate Finance, Investment Banks are the matchmakers between companies that need capital and investors. Typical Investment Bank transactions are IPOs, M&A advisory, Debt and Equity Underwriting, Merchant Banking Services, brokerage operations, Research, and Asset Management.
These Middle Market Investment Banks provide Investment Banking services to smaller emerging growth or regional companies.
A "reverse merger" is a method by which a Private Company or an unincorporated business goes public. In a reverse merger, a Private Company merges with an existing Public Company with no assets or liabilities. By merging into such an entity, a Private Company becomes public. The Private Company obtains the majority of the Public Company's stock, will normally change the name of the Public Company (often to its own name), and will appoint and elect its management and Board of Directors.
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