Wiktionary
n. (context finance English) A banker who works for an investment bank
WordNet
n. a banker who deals chiefly in underwriting new securities [syn: underwriter]
Usage examples of "investment banker".
I used to be an investment banker, and the thought of those fourteen-hour days cooped up inside a skyscraper is enough to give me the shivers.
STORY THREE: Robert is a handsome, rich, and very successful twentyeightyearold investment banker who recently married a girl he had been dating for six months.
In Boston not long ago, a disillusioned young investment banker had signed over his entire life savings to Opus Dei before attempting suicide.
While this is going on, a second company will be formed, headed by an old and trusted associate of mine and prominent investment banker, Gideon Sorrow, to purchase Raynes's assets at, say, ten cents on the dollar.
Further over, their host Saul Nathanson sat on a bench in the sun with American investment banker and former Attorney General Elliot Richardson.
I only have two sets of clothes, and neither screams prospective investment banker client.
Both were the first in their families to graduate from college and the first to become professionals, a petroleum engineer and an investment banker, respectively.
A renowned investment banker, you understand, but it didn't do his investors much good.