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Investment Banking

An investment bank refers to a financial institution which helps corporations, individuals, and governments in securing capital by acting as the agent during the issuance of securities. Unlike other banks, investment banks do not accept deposits.

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What are some examples of intangible cost?

Costs which can not attributed with a usual financial analysis.

For example if we talk about a gold mine project, the possible cost of law suits with local people around the gold mine due to the pollution of the gold mine is an intangible cost regarding the evaluation of the project.

I need t know the definition of an entrapreneur in general.?

In general an entrepreneur is an independent business owner. Acording to the American Heritage Dictionary an entrepreneur is "a person who organizes, operates, and assumes the risk for a business venture".

Investment Appraisal Methods?

The Payback method is one of the investment appraisal methods. Other methods to appraise investments are the Average Rate of Return and the Net Present Value method.

How much money does an investment banker earn?

First year analyst base is $70,000 with bonus of anywhere from $40,000 - $85,000. Associate base is $120,000 with bonus from $70,000 - $150,000. VP base is around $250,000, with bonus from $150,000 - $300,000. Director base is $350,000 with bonus from $200,000 - $400,000. MD is $500,000 base, with bonus from $400,000 - $2,000,000.

How do you describe a time deposit?

A time deposit has to be left in the bank for a certain period of time. If it stays for the entire time in the bank, the depositor will receive a little more when the time deposit is withdrawn. A time deposit taken out before the date of maturity will be subject to penalties and the total amount might be less than the original deposit.

What questions does an investment bank ask in the interview for the job of investment banker and what do they look for in the candidate?

It would help greatly if you have studied M&A. In most final round interviews, you will be asked highly technical questions, from general to deal specific, as most places expect you to be up to date with any mergers and acquisitions.

In respect what they look for, you have to look at the specific company. However, ability to think clearly, fast and be able to present yourself with confidence is a must.

What is project initiation document?

The project initiation document summarizes the project in one document to be used as reference when the details get messy.

Who do you contact after you graduate in order to get a job?

You need to contact as many people in management or Human Resources in the companies where you wish to get a job as soon as possible. Before you contact them, get a job application from the company and fill it out at home (if they will let you bring it home with you). Before you bring it back, make sure that the person who will be conducting the interview will be available to speak with you. Also, bring a copy of your resume, along with letter(s) of recommendation.

If the person who does the interviewing is not available when you get there, do not just leave your application, resume, and letter of recommendation with the receptionist. Tell her you will come back at a later time, and bring them with you again when you return. The one who does the hiring wants to be able to put a face with the application.

And be sure to dress appropriately for the interview, but don't over do it. If you are a woman, don't wear as much make-up as you would for a New Year's Eve party, be a little more conservative. If you are a man with no beard or moustache, be sure you are clean shaven; if you do have facial hair, make sure it is neatly trimmed.

During the interview, always look the interviewer in the eye while talking to them instead of looking at the floor, around the room, etc. This shows a sincere interest the job, and shows respect for the person interviewing you. And one more very important thing, unless the company has an add in the paper instructing you to do so, do not just fax, email, or snail mail your resume to the company.

When I was still working (office management), I never hired anyone who didn't care enough about the job to bother to come in person. And, once you have been in the job field for a while, it will not look good to have a lot of previous employers on your application; this indicates a lack of responsibility. I always called them "job hoppers" and never hired them. Also, never call the company on the phone and ask them if they are hiring; this is an indication of laziness to many employers.

If you are really sincere about finding a job, you need to spend the same number of hours every day looking for a job as you would working at a job you already have, so be prepared to "hit the pavement". And you do not have to contact only the companies who have advertised an open position. Actually, the best jobs I had were ones which had no position advertised - I made what I call "cold calls".

Make a list of the companies you would like to work for, then go there in person and apply for a position with them. That way, when a postion does become available, they will already have your resume and application on file. If, after a few weeks, you still have not had any response or calls from any of the places where you have applied, give them a courtesy call to let them know you are still interested in working for their company. This will let them know you are sincere about wanting to work; just don't over do it an make a pest of yourself or be pushy.

After you get an interview with the one who does the hiring, mail them a hand written note, thanking them for their time and the interview. This will serve several purposes: 1) It will let them know you are professional. 2) It will let them know you are serious about wanting to work there. 3) It will also be a bit of a reminder, keeping your name in the forefront.

When was the Glass-Steagall Act repealed?

The bill that ultimately repealed the Act was introduced in the Senate by Phil Gramm (Republican of Texas) and in the House of Representatives by Jim Leach (R-Iowa) in 1999. The bills were passed by a Republican majority, basically following party lines by a 54-44 vote in the Senate and by a bi-partisan 343-86 vote in the House of Representatives. After passing both the Senate and House the bill was moved to a conference committee to work out the differences between the Senate and House versions. The final bill resolving the differences was passed in the Senate 90-8 (one not voting) and in the House: 362-57 (15 not voting). The legislation was signed into law by President Bill Clinton on November 12, 1999.

How can a person find out which check system has recorded bad checks?

You can go to: https://www.consumerdebit.com/consumerinfo/us/en/index.htm and get your Chexsystems Report. There is only one Chexsystems. This report will show you who reported your "bad checks". If you need a checking account go to: == == call telechex- they will tell you who has the information about you.

How do you answer 'What strengths would you bring to our company'?

TO MY COMPANY I CAN BRING DEDICATION TO THE JOB AT HAND. I CAN ALSO BRING A SENSE OF UNTIY TO MY COLLEGUES AND FELLOW EMPLOYEES BECAUSE I TRULY BELIEVE THAT THE ONLY WAY FOR THE WORK ENVIORNMENT TO REACH ITS HIGHEST POTENTIAL IS FOR ALL OF ITS STAFF TO FEEL COMFORTABLE AND UNIFIED IN STRIVING FOR A COMMON GOAL AS A TEAM.

Do investments always include money?

Generally speaking money is used to invest in research, expanding a business and paying salaries to employees who can be considered investments in human resources.Sometimes "good will" is called an investment, however, good will is enhanced with financial investments in a community.

Who invented the rule of 72?

The oldest known reference to it is in the "Summa de Arithmetica" by Luca Pacioli dated to 1494 AD, however it is beleived to have been in use for some time before that.

What are the different types of spins in tennis and when would you use them?

The different types of spin in tennis include: top spin, slice (under spin), and flat (no spin). Top spin is a favorite of the professionals. Top spin is primarily used for ground strokes, approach shots, and sometimes while serving. The beauty of top spin is that it makes the ball go high into the air, almost as if it is going to fly out, and then the top spin causes the ball to drop back in when it hits the ground. Plus, topspin causes the ball to bounce very high in the air. To hit top spin you brush your racquet from the bottom to the top of the ball. For example, think of the ball as a clock face. You brush from 6 o

Where is the Columbia SC Occupy protest?

Occupy Columbia SC is being planned at Finley Park October 2nd 11:00 am. Please see the link below for more details.

What are the important of computer to banking?

The role of computer in banking sector is very wide. This is used for recording transactions and has the database of the bank among other integral functions.

How do you answer 'What significant contributions can you make to our company'?

First of all, before you even go to an interview, you must do your research. Check the company's website, read their newsletter, talk to employees, and particularly...know the mission of the company. Once you know their purpose and what direction they want to achieve, you can better place your skills, expertise, and qualifications into that category. Example: I'm a secretary..There's an opening at ABC Lumber for a receptionist. I don't know a thing about lumber; however, I did my research before the interview and found out that the co. is starting to sell lumber in other towns. I can say something like "I know ABC Lumber plans on expanding in the near future, and with my prior expertise in organizing new sales promotions...." or "Well, I've read that ABC Lumber is planning on marketing in Blah-Blah city and I know that area very well - they need an excellent lumber company such as ABC Lumber." Something that will let the interviewers know that you have "checked them out" and that "their mission & goal" is "your mission & goal too". And finally, don't forget to remind them of the information that is in your application/resume. You'd be surprised as to how many interviewers haven't even reviewed an candidates application prior the oral interview. Good Luck to you...I know you will do well!

What is an override on oil-gas royalties?

An override is a percentage payout to an individual, usually the original owner (brokerage firm or such) of the mineral interest or mineral lease, that is paid after drilling and production costs are lessed from money made, yet prior to paying royalties. In other words, if production results in a $100 million gross profit and costs were $40 million and an individual had a 10% override, that individual would receive 10% or the remaining $60 million (i.e. $6 million) which would be paid prior to paying out royalties.