Merchant banks specialize in a wide array of financial services including long-term loans, venture capital, and corporate advisory services. Historically rooted in financing foreign trade, these institutions now serve the broader financial needs of companies.
An in-depth look at Merchant Banks, their role in international trade, financial services, and global economic influence.
A sponsor is the financial institution, usually a merchant bank or investment bank, that handles the flotation of a company. They supervise the preparation of the prospectus and ensure the company understands the benefits and obligations of being public.
A detailed exploration of Merchant Banks, including their functions, historical context, types, and comparisons with other financial institutions.
