IPO, secondary offerings, and mergers and acquisitions are three major businesses that continue to rebound, driving the demand for investment banking talent to increase.

The warm spring river water foretells the arrival of the ducks; the tide of investment banks has surged and people have arrived. Currently, many securities firms have successively opened the curtain for the 2027 campus recruitment, and it is undoubtedly a major attraction to specifically prepare for investment banking positions for campus recruitment. "IPO, secondary financing, and mergers and acquisitions have continued to pick up, directly driving the increase in demand for talent in investment banking business," said a securities firm investment banker in an interview with the Securities Times reporter. According to the survey conducted by the reporter of the Securities Times, the positions in the underwriting line of securities firms are mainly for new graduates recruited on campus, while there has not been a significant rebound in the recruitment for experienced professionals in the underwriting positions. Some analysts believe that the investment banking business has been in a downturn over the past two years, leading to a loss of many frontline underwriters, and some underwriters have been forced to switch from equity business to debt business. "Now, with the help of policies, investment banking projects are gradually recovering, and securities firms are actively reassessing their reserves of talent in both equity and debt investment banking."