What is the organizational structure of investment banks?

Generally speaking, investment banks have several organizational structures, such as partner company system, mixed company system and modern company system, and the organizational structure adopted by them is influenced by the internal formation mode and business philosophy. Investment bank is a new financial industry that adapts to the new situation of modern economic development. Its main business is securities issuance, trading, enterprise acquisition and venture capital.

Specific forms of organizational structure of investment banks

1. Partner system: refers to the organizational form in which at least two partners hold the company and can enjoy the company's profits, and the partners are the owners or shareholders of the company. It has the characteristics that partners enjoy the profits of the enterprise and bear unlimited joint liability for the debts of the partnership;

2. Mixed company system: refers to a larger enterprise formed by the merger of enterprises with different capitals or little functional connection. Investment banks established by acquisition or merger are the most common mixed companies, which have the characteristics of large business scale and wide business fields.

3. Modern company system: refers to a legal enterprise with legal personality and scientific governance structure, with the property right system of the enterprise as the core symbol. Under the modern enterprise system, investment banks have advantages in financial risk control, management modernization and fund raising.