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NCS Code: 2413.0100
An Investment Banker helps companies and governments raise capital, manage mergers and acquisitions, and provide financial advisory services. They analyse market trends, structure financial deals, and guide clients with investments. Investment Bankers work in banks, financial institutions, and consulting firms, playing a key role in corporate finance and economic growth.
Strong analytical and quantitative skills
Financial modelling and valuation skills
Communication and negotiation skills
Problem-solving ability
Knowledge of financial markets and economics
Uday Kotak started his journey from a modest background and began his career by financing small businesses. With sharp financial insight and entrepreneurial vision, he built Kotak Mahindra into one of India’s leading financial institutions. His journey from a small startup to heading a major bank highlights how determination, risk-taking, and financial expertise can lead to great success in investment banking and finance.
Investment Bankers can start their own financial advisory firms, venture capital funds, or investment consulting businesses. They can also work in private equity, startup funding, or portfolio management. With expertise in financial markets and deal-making, they can guide businesses in raising capital, mergers, acquisitions, and strategic financial planning.
Hearing Impairment (with aids)
Orthopaedic Disabilities – Suitable because the work is mostly desk-based
Mild Learning Disabilities – Possible with supportive learning environments
Partial Vision Impairment – Manageable with assistive technologies and screen-reading software