Actually best bet is to join a small ib first, if you want to really learn corporate finance is where you shld start, if you want big bucks then go treasury.

Kenanga used to be small but now is considered mid size after alot of consolidation.

Bro a word of an advise is to do some research, if you expect ppl to give you an answer I doubt you will survive in an IB. I ve train many juniors during my IB time, and usually they ll get a hardtime if you do not put some effort to find things out yourself.

Go grab some financial news, magazine or even online. There is tons of info. THe weekly edge is a good start. Finding out the size of each bank is the most basic you can do. Just go to their website and download their annual report and start comparing them. Look for the IB division financials and do a simple comparison. Revenue/ staff cost/ headcount etc.

Being a good Investment Banker you need to be sharp in picking up things and especially from the public news, etc.

Not joining a boutique firm. A boutique firm is harder without basics. Join a small ib like affin, TA, etc.