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Investment Banking
Discover how corporations, governments, institutions and other large organizations finance their operations and make other business decisions with these insights and best practices.
Investment banking is a specialist field of financial services that provides strategic advice, capital raising and risk management services for clients, frequently dealing with complex transactions.
Investment banks are often known for their coverage of specific industries or sectors. They may provide services within sectors including technology, healthcare, retail, energy and renewable energy, to a range of clients including corporations, financial institutions, governments and more. Sector coverage can be varied and large investment banks may span a range of sectors, dealing with the most complex transactions.
J.P. Morgan offers holistic coverage of industries and sectors and has specialist bankers operating in these areas to support clients with different types of transactions including:
- Capital markets.
- Equity capital markets.
- Initial public offerings (IPOs) and follow-ons.
- Equity-linked offerings.
- Equity private placements and private investments in public enterprises (PIPEs).
- Debt capital markets.
- Broadly syndicated loans (first lien and second lien) and direct lending.
- Investment grade and high yield bonds (secured and unsecured/subordinated).
- Private placements.
- Bespoke junior capital solutions such as mezzanine debt, HoldCo payment-in-kind (PIK) instruments and preferred equity.
- Equity capital markets.
- Mergers and acquisitions. J.P. Morgan’s M&A solutions are designed for corporations and institutions of all sizes, meeting complex strategic needs in local and global markets. M&A services include but are not limited to:
- Buy-side transactions.
- Sell-side transactions.
- Joint ventures.
- Divestitures.
J.P. Morgan also partners with product experts to offer services across derivatives, treasury services, escrow and more where appropriate.
