Commercial and Investment Banking and the International Credit and Capital Markets is a guide to how the global finance industry works and how it is governed. Brian Scott-Quinn explains what commercial and investment banks do, how they earn their income, and how the international credit and capital markets connect borrowers, investors and banks.
The book covers topics such as securitisation, sovereign debt, liquidity, market trading, hedge funds and private equity, and the Basel rules that shape bank regulation. It suits students of banking, finance and economics, and readers starting a career in the finance industry.
