By Sean Ross In a general sense, corporate finance and investment banking aren’t all that different. Investment banks raise capital for other companies through securities operations in the debt and equity markets. Investment bankers also help coordinate and execute mergers and acquisitions (M&As), offer advisory services to big clients, and perform complex financial analyses. Corporate finance is a catch-all title for any business division that handles financial activities for a firm. This can make it a little tricky to differentiate it from investment banking because, depending on the context, investment banking might count as a type of corporate finance. An investment banking firm might have a corporate finance […]