Where billion-dollar deals get done
Investment bankers help companies raise capital, advise on mergers and acquisitions, and execute IPOs. They build complex financial models, prepare pitch books, and run deal processes for the world's largest corporations and private equity firms.
You start at 9 AM updating a DCF model for a client pitch, jump on a call with the deal team to walk through diligence findings, refine a 60-page pitch book all afternoon, then push out a revised LBO model after dinner. It's intense, fast-paced, and the work directly shapes billion-dollar transactions.
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