Related  to Investment Banking
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A whole bunch, check out BPP professional education's site on:\n\nhttp://www.bppfinancialservices.com/website/default.aspx\n\nIt details the courses for:\n\nCFA (Charterted Financial Analyst)\nIMC (Investment Management Certificate)\nSII Dip (Securities and Investment Institute Diplomas)\n\nAlso IAQ (Investment Administration Qualification) and IFA qualifications.\n\nCould always give them a call (their numbers on the site) as they're a helpful bunch.
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buddy i cant suggest you the name of the colleges but i'll suggest you the NCFM(NSE Certification for Financial Markets) examinations. These are the examinations conducted by NSE(National Stock Excahnge). You can approach your broker for details or directly NSE. The certification is available in : Capital Markets, Derivatives, Mutual Funds etc.
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Nope.\nCheck out all the negative coverage Quicken Loans has received because of this practice,\n\nhttp://www.google.com/search?q=%22quicken+loans%22+%22good+faith+deposit%22&hl=en&lr=
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Write to:\nInvestor Relations\nTyco International\nSecond Floor, 90 Pitts Bay Road\nPembroke, HM 08, Bermuda\n\nand explain the issue to them with all facts including years you worked for the division, how many shares, etc.
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It is not published by an investment firm.  It is an academic paper written by Diego Garcia of the Tuck School at Dartmouth, Alex Edmans from MIT and Oyvind Norli who recently moved from the University of Toronto to the Norwegian School of Management.\n\nIt will be published soon in The Journal of Finance.\n\nThe link is below.
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In india financial institutions are referred to as those development financing institutions, such as IDBI, IFCI andn ICICI and state level instittuions. The important difference between financial institutions and banks are that banks only can issue cheque books to draw money form the account.
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Business.com has a listing of investment management firms in Florida:\nhttp://www.business.com/directory/financial_services/asset_management/investment_management_firms/north_america/united_states/florida/\n\nHope this helps!
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Investment banks definitely hire non-investment bank people some times.  They need "new blood".  Read some books on the products like John Hull's, "Options, Futures and other Derivatives" although that ones's a bit difficult.  You could also read up on www.investopedia.com.  Make sure you know what options, futures and swaps are.  Also know delta, gamma, vega and theta.\n\nYou'll need to go through a recruitment firm I'm sure.  When you finally do get an interview, if it's for developing trading software,  emphasize any real-time systems you may have worked on in the past.  Also your ability to work under pressure, on shorter term projects, and abilities to deal with difficult users.  Express an interest in finance.  Good luck.
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This site has some good links and information on the topic\n\nhttp://www.daylon.com/mba/
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You will need to go into a bank and speak to an advisor.
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The SIPC insures your investments (not the FDIC, or SPIC, as people have suggested). Arthur Andersen was a consulting firm. The were a business services firm, nothing else. Other than the owners of Arthuer Andersen, their collapse didn't destroy anyone's assets.\n\nAlso, by holding your investments in multiple investment firms, you would likely expose yourself to more account fees.\n\nMyself, I own all of my mutual funds directly through the fund firms, for no other reason than to avoid fees and higher minimum purchases.
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Check out the NAIC website, at http://www.betterinvesting.org/about/ .  The National Association of Investors Corp has information about how to set up an Investment Club.\n\nAlso, the Securities Exchange Commission (SEC) directs you to the NAIC site:  see http://www.sec.gov/answers/clubs.htm\n\nYou may also want to check out:  http://www.wildcapital.com/starting_club.htm .  There you can get some ideas as to how to organize your club, and establish the rules (bylaws).\n\nBest of Luck!
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visit this link It contains all what you need\nthanks\n\nhttp://www.tdd.lt/slnews/Stock_Exchanges/Stock.Exchanges.html
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Contact Mr. L. Sundararaman, Business Consultant. \nSUNDARA RAMAN <yesorr@eth.net>
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e*Trade is an investment site as well as a banking site.  Be sure you're looking at the right place.  Investments are not FDIC insured and certainly may lose value however, if you are truly seeking a bank account (savings, draft, MMA) then be sure you are on e*Trade's banking site and not their investment site.  Their true banking products should be FDIC insured.\n\n I am a former e*Trade customer and was satisfied with their services on the investment side. That being said I consolidated a significant portion of my banking in another financial institution to gain other financial incentives and benefits. \n\nJust be sure you're looking at the right site for your specific purposes.\n\nGood luck!
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For finance related topics, you can check out:\nhttp://www.investopedia.com
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An investment banker matches investors with businesses that need to raise capital. They require excellent analytical and sales skills.