Investment banking

Dr Kathy Walsh from the School of Banking and Finance at the Australian School of Business has produced a video that introduces undergraduate students to the world of investment banking. For more information go to www.business.unsw.edu.au
Video Rating: 4 / 5

23 thoughts on “Investment banking

  1. Is it possible to get into investment banking without having? gone to an Ivy-League university? Can you do it with an BA/MBA from a state college?

  2. i was gonna study investment and make good decision on investing..but after less than 3 min of this video..i decide to blow my? money and go WAT THE HELL

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  6. Actually, beginner investment bankers only make about 8 dollars? per hour. Still, it’s my goal to become one.

  7. A very lovely and slick video – very aptly showing how bright pretty young things get paid lots of money to “advise”, “consult” and “guide” business and investors. I’m sure they are all nice and clever – but is anyone really convinced these kids have any real and deep grasp of what their doing? Also, was this a UNSW or UBS Promo piece? To see other examples of how investment firms have captured academic institutions see? the film “The Inside job”

  8. @stealthgerm I don’t know because I’m just starting to gather information, and I think I’ll invest something serious in 3 or 6 years. My best guess at the moment would be that the choice of broker is a responsibility of the investor; just like? you can’t sue a lawyer because he failed protecting your interests. Chances are that a small dog is going to be eaten by a bigger one. People lose their jobs and even their homes all the time. Gotta be careful.

  9. @stealthgerm Yep: Derivatives, Integration, Covariance. Amateur investors risk a? lot because they haven’t a deep mathematical foundation..not that I have one: I’m working on it. Calculus 1 and knowing how Differential Equations work is necessary to tackle more complex problems.

  10. @wakeupandrevolt So if I become a banking elite, I become an Illuminati, right? Because that’s what I’m studying and the career I chose, studying Computer Science and Economics and Management. You’re victim of a paranoid delusion I’m afraid. Finally middleclass people like me can become big, but the rabble keeps on wanting to remain slave. What’s the illuminati thing, an excuse? for laziness? Revolt what, against who? Can’t you see it’s all imaginary and there’s no real evidence?