There are quite a few differences in their strategies and services, which differentiates them from each other in many ways. The main difference between corporate banking and capital market is that corporate banking typically provides several banking services to local business holders of every category ranging from small to large-sized business whereas in capital market capitals flow from the investors who want to invest in capitals and suppliers to the people who need the capital for personal or any other use.
Corporate banking, also known as business banking or corporate financing, basically focuses on providing and helping companies or businesses with banking services, minimizing their financial risks. Some of the services include issuing loans, setting up portfolios, finance trading, employer services, and many others. The capital market is a medium of capital flow. Capital markets are comprised of suppliers and users of funds.
It includes the selling of equities like stocks, shares of a company, and other financial products. Capital markets are divided into two, namely primary and secondary markets. Commercial banks and other financial institutions have been providing specialized services for the development of businesses, helping their financial requirements and paving a way for risk-free development which is known as corporate banking.
There are various services included under corporate banking. Loans- the banks provide loans and other related products to the corporate clients but at a higher rate of interest in comparison to other basic loans as the risk in those kinds of loans is relevantly higher than others. KPMG can help. We have a global, multi-disciplinary team of professionals who know how to deliver successful outcomes.
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