investment bank
noun [C]Definition
› a bank that helps companies sell and buy shares, or helps them to buy other companies or merge (= join together) with each otherBanks and bank accounts investment banking noun [U] › the business of operating an investment bankBanking and personal finance investment banker noun [C] › someone who has an important job in an investment bankBanking and personal financeJobs, careers and professionsWorking
(Definition of investment bank noun from the Cambridge Advanced Learner's Dictionary & Thesaurus
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