Investment Banking

Hi,
You can become a investment banker after your graduation but you can pursue internship in a investment bank. You can become a investment banker by B.COM/BBA. But finance/ accountancy is compulsory.
Good luck!

Investment bankers customarily require payment of an up-front retainer fee, when the engagement begins. The retainer fee is generally non-refundable, but should be credited against the success fee due at closing. In our experience, the typical retainer fee ranges from $50,000-100,000 in middle-market transactions.

The CFA is by far the cheaper option. This is to be expected; the largest proportion of CFA candidates are at university, so it's unlikely that hard-up students would want to fork out too much for the qualification. Relatively speaking, the CFA is an exclusive club. There are 135,000 people who have passed all three exams globally after the 28,884 people who got through level three in June 2016 are added in. Around 72,000 of these are in the US. So, I think you should go with CFA programme.

See bro, both the courses are well required now. So, it's upto your choice whether to take MBA or PGDM you may go for this certificate course. Good luck!

Hello Shyam, Aah, that's interesting shift of subject on your part. But yes, why not? Investment banking is a very good deviation and your knowledge of CS will come in handy to a great extent. Even RBI governor did not graduate in finance field. Best wishes.

Hi Shyam,
Kindly go through the Article on Investment Banking. Hope it will give you better clarity. https://www.shiksha.com/careers/investment-banker-199.

Hi Alishka,
You can do a second MBA specialise in Finance but getting admission will be very tough because you have an MBA. You should still try or go for PG Diploma or MS courses in specialised areas like marketing strategies, digital business etc. Know your requirements first, your career goals and decide.

If you are from a finance background, then it will not be difficult for you to learn investment banking. In case you are from non-finance background then you need to pay special attention and study a lot. I am also from non-finance background and have completed investment banking.

Yes, you can do investment banking. This will enhance your career. There are many institutes which offer this course.
All the best.