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investment bank
noun
- a financial institution that deals chiefly in the underwriting of new securities.
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Other Words From
- investment banker noun
- investment banking noun
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Word History and Origins
Origin of investment bank1
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Example Sentences
Industry follows a group of Gen Z professionals competing for jobs at a top investment bank in London.
Then the company itself, rather than the investment bank, uses the data to decide which investors will get shares.
At the same time, Buyer noted the biggest beneficiary of SPACs has been the investment banks that help administer them.
A graduate of the University of California, Los Angeles, School of Engineering, he previously worked as a technology analyst for JPMorgan Chase, developing software for investment banks on Wall Street.
It’s the only company in the top ranks of currency trading that isn’t a global investment bank, according to annual polls of institutional investors by Euromoney.
Or if an investment bank blew a high-profile public offering.
That novel, “Union Atlantic,” was named for a fictional investment bank.
The investment bank owed more than $600 billion to other parties.
Gary Parr, deputy chairman of the investment bank Lazard, rounds out the Wall Street Beard Caucus.
Goldman Sachs has traditionally been the highest-paying investment bank on Wall Street.
Since it is primarily an investment bank, a description of its principal operations will be deferred to the next chapter.
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