What is Equities & Corporate Finance within the Corporate & Institutional segment of a bank?

I've been invited to a job interview for a job posting that says in the title "Equities & Corporate Finance, within the Corporate & Institutional segment of our bank".
Can anyone explain what this is, and how/if it differs from investment banking? Also, what are some potential exit ops one could get from taking such an offer?
Here is the full job posting:
" Our Talent Program will allow you to grow professionally as you will become part of a team of analysts that will participate in origination initiatives and in the execution of active M&A mandates, covering all industrial or service sectors, both in the national and international.
Minimum requirements Good academic record in Business, double degree in Business and Law, Economics, Engineering, Mathematics, Physics or similar High level of English C1 or higher. Studies completed between 2018 and July 2022. Passion for banking, investment banking and M&A.
Key competencies Flexibility, innovative attitude and entrepreneurial spirit. Ability to work under pressure and autonomously. Communication and presentation skills, both verbal and written.
What we offer? Joining a benchmark team within the Corporate & Institutional Banking segment, with a clear commitment to consolidating and developing the Corporate Finance business. Possibility of developing an attractive professional career in a dynamic and challenging environment. Personalized two-year development plan in leading business schools and on-the-job training that will stimulate your learning and potential. Competitive remuneration and attractive benefits package. Be part of a team of more than 40,000 professionals who work to meet customer needs and offer the best service. A unique experience in which you will acquire a global knowledge of investment banking. We are looking for people like you, with relationship skills, initiative and enthusiasm. People who identify with our values ​​and culture, with a high level of commitment and responsibility."