 | Տեսակը / Investment Banking Հրատարակման տարեթիվ: 2009 Հրատարակիչ: John Wiley & Sons, Inc. Էջերի քանակը: 336 Mark Twain, long known for his critical views of formal education, once wisely noted: “I never let my schooling interfere with my education.” Twain’s one-liner strikes at the core of investment banking, where deals must be lived before proper knowledge and understanding can be obtained. Hard time must be spent doing deals, with complexities in valuation, terms, and negotiations unique to every situation. The truly great firms and dealmakers have become so by developing cultures of apprenticeship that transfer knowledge and creativity from one generation to the next. The task of teaching aspiring investment bankers and finance professionals has been further complicated by the all-consuming nature of the trade, as well as its constantly evolving art and science. ... Մուտք` ընթերցման միջավայր Գրանցում | Ձեզ կհետաքրքրի նաև |
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