Bilal Basrai works with both small and large companies on corporate restructuring ventures, capital formation, and other operations that help businesses grow and remain successful. Basrai spent over ten years in NYC on Wall Street working for some of the largest investment banks in the world. He helped his clients form strategies in the healthcare industry and other options during his career before he moved back to Chicago.
“Capital markets” is a general term and a broad category of markets that involves the issuance and buying and selling of financial instruments. There are two main financial instruments involved in capital markets: equity securities, also known as stocks, and debt securities, also known as bonds.
Capital markets issue stocks and bonds for medium- or long-term durations for investors. Bilal Basrai helps corporate issuers find the best mix of securities to issue to institutional investors. Capital markets are divided into primary and secondary markets, in addition to the distinction between equity and debt.
Primary markets allow organizations to raise capital for investment and growth before holding an Initial Public Offering (IPO). In this way, a company can sell stock directly to investors.
Bilal Basrai is an expert dealing in capital formation for his corporate healthcare clients.
