Abstract
Investment banking provides services to their client for investment in capital market through share; these services are based on research activity. In this, primarily the act of the purchasing and selling of shares includes. Investment banking organization performs role as an intermediate between investor and capital market. Usually these function as linkage to fill the gap between each other’s. Investment banking has now gained considerable position in Indian capital market on the basis of so many factors these includes awareness of the investment banking among investors; investment banking should reaches to investors and finally faithfulness of investor for investing in banking organization. Here study will find other vital factors
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Breadth of financial services offerings: Investment banking provides various services such as trading, private equity, M&A, Joint venture etc.
2. Proficient employees: the major strength of any sector is its employees.in investment banking all the workings are done by professionals because it requires deft and proficient personnel.
3. Technological advancement: Due to technical advancement working efficiency has been increased and works are done quickly and easily.
4. Advance infrastructure: the country is equipped with all the latest and advances amenities such as better telecommunication, transportation, potable water, internet, land etc.
Weaknesses
1. Unawareness of investors: the major weakness is the unawareness of its services among investors, due to which after 40 years of odyssey it could not reach to the level where it should have been.
2. Excessive dependence on trading sectors: Investors are more dependent on the trading sector for their investments rather than any other field
Opportunities
1. Growing demand for investment banking: The knowledge of investment banking is increasing among investors and they are diversifying their investment into many sectors besides trading. It can be seen by looking at the number of mergers and acquisitions, various projects in the countries and the level of Sensex in the
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