Corporate Broking
Do Corporate Broking teams get classified as being part of the Equity Capital Markets subdivision at some banks?
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Based on the most helpful WSO content, Corporate Broking teams are generally involved in executing deals and playing an advisory role in the run-up to one. They often provide services as a 'freebie' to companies with the expectation of future M&A or capital markets fees. However, the specific classification of Corporate Broking teams within a bank's structure, such as being part of the Equity Capital Markets (ECM) subdivision, is not explicitly detailed in the provided knowledge base.
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