Merchant bank

In older financial parlance, an institution focusing on transactions with wholesale and retail businesses, often with the connotation of being limited to a narrower domestic economic area. – Institute specializing especially in financing foreign trade transactions. – Other term, especially in England, for an investment bank. – Mostly in older documents, an institution that, in addition to corporate finance, specializes in advising on mergers and acquisitions (a financial institution that specializes in corporate finance activities and advising on takeovers). – See bank.

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