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Hi,
Merchant bankers, or investment bankers as they are commonly known, work for investment banks and provide a range of financial services for their clients.
They oversee financial opportunities for their clients, advising on such things as mergers and acquisitions, lending, privatizations, the identification and securing of new deals and helping with initial public offerings.
*To become an investment banker, a bachelor’s degree in business administration or related field like finance is required. There are a huge number of specializations available with a MBA degree including MBA in marketing and finance.
You can visit https://management.shiksha.com for colleges offering BBA.
Some of the prominent institutes of India and abroad offering training and education in the area of investment banking include:
IIM Kolkata
Indian Institute of Management, Ahmedabad
Indian School of Business, Hyderabad
Jamnalal Bajaj Institute of Management Studies, Mumbai
S.P. Jain Institute of Management Studies, Mumbai
Narsee Monjee Institute of Management Studies, Mumbai
Symbiosis Institute of Management, Pune
Numerous opportunities are waiting for specialists in this field. Banks are always in need of skilled investment bankers, who can contribute more towards the growth of the organization. With globalization, the scope of investment banking has widened.
A beginner can earn anywhere between Rs 20000 - Rs 30000 per month, in the field of investment banking. With experience, an investment banker can get higher salary package.
You may also refer- https://www.shiksha.com/make-it-big-with-investment-banking-article-4944-1
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Hi,
Having a Degree or Diploma or Certificate in Human Rights, you can work in the human rights field with a broad spectrum. There are governmental (National and State Human Rights Bodies), intergovernmental and non-governmental organizations (Amnesty International, CRY, Human Rights Watch, Commonwealth Human Rights Initiatives, Asian Centre for Human Rights, South Asian Human Rights Documentation Centre etc). Besides, a number of UN agencies working on the human rights issues might be useful for human rights, based employments in India and overseas as UNDP, UNDESA, World Bank, UNICEF, UNEP, WHO, IMF, UN- HABITAT, Food & Agriculture Organization, International Fund for Agricultural Development, International Labor Organization, UNESCO, etc.
Remuneration-
The salary in the field of human rights depend upon the nature of job such as permanent, temporary, ad-hoc and project based assignments. However, the higher remuneration and various other benefits depend upon which sector one is working like government, non-government organization, corporate houses or International Organization and even whether person is working in India or abroad.
The human rights based job includes-
1. Human rights activist
2. Human rights defender
3. Human rights analyst
4. Human rights professional
5. Human rights researcher
6. Human rights programmer
7. Human rights advocate
8. Human rights worker
9. Human rights teacher
10. Human rights consultant
11. Human rights campaigner
12. Human right fundraiser
13. Human rights manager
Work for a while and gain reasonable experience. Once you personally feel ready to take the jump, pick E-MBA which is meant for working professionals.
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