The Inside Investment Banking Professionals Email list enables marketers to reach executives and related professionals within the investment banking industry. From licensed broker/dealers to asset management analysts, these skilled professionals assist individuals, corporations and government in raising financial capital through the issuance of securities. They need quality products and services ranging from financial software to upscale business wear.
This list is comprised of financially savvy individuals who underwrite or act as an agent on the "sell side" or "buy side" of security issuance and trading. Unlike commercial banks, investment banks do not take client deposits or offer checking and saving accounts. The professionals in investment banking are engaged in the trading, selling or purchasing of derivatives, equities, securities, currencies, commodities, hedge funds, and mutual funds. These professionals are typically licensed brokers and must adhere to SEC and Financial Industry Regulatory Authority (FINRA). They advise clients on their portfolio investments and help them grow their wealth. They attend seminars and conferences to stay abreast of the stock market, learn of new securities products, and forecast market trends.
Inside Investment Banking professionals have a wide range of functions and job titles including:
Investment Banker
Senior Investment Analyst
Investment Accounting Analyst
Investment Management Operations Analyst
Investment Management Specialist
Investment Planner
Asset Management Executive
These professionals are receptive to marketing offers that allow them to be successful in the investment banking industry. They purchase computers, software, office supplies, audio/visual equipment, desktop organization supplies, business transportation, office furniture, filing cabinets, insurance forms, recording and photography equipment, electronics, mobile devices, and business wear.
Professionals in this Email list are open to offers from industry publications, retailers, legal services, government regulatory agencies, event coordinators, continuing education providers, credit card issuers, and financial institutions. |