What Does An Investment Banker Do?
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A: Investment banks typically send multi-disciplined teams to work with clients on investment projects. These teams are a good place for an attorney with finance or business experience. As you become acquainted with all aspects of the project financing process, you can take more responsibility within the group. Next, you can move to a group that finances larger projects, ultimately ending up as a team leader of a large project group, a position with a great deal of authority and financial potential.
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