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Investment banks facilitate large financial transactions such as IPOs, mergers, and acquisitions by providing services like underwriting, M&A advisory, and trading. They do not operate like traditional banks, as they do not take deposits or issue credit cards, but instead focus on helping companies raise funds and restructure finances. Additionally, they offer strategic financial advice and engage in market-making to stabilize trading activities.
- Author
- wanderhue2
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- EN