Investment banks serve two client groups,
A) home buyers and mortgage lenders.
B) people saving for retirement and pension funds.
C) issuers of securities and investors in those securities.
D) mutual funds and investors with relatively small amounts to invest.

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Investment banks primarily serve issuers of securities, such as corporations and governments, by helping them raise capital through the issuance of stocks and bonds. They also serve investors in those securities by providing research, trading, and other financial services. Home buyers and mortgage lenders, people saving for retirement and pension funds, and mutual funds and investors with relatively small amounts to invest are not typically the main clients of investment banks.

Investment Banks Serve Two Client Groups