Thank you Brian! I'm receiving a case study tomorrow and will have 5 days to complete it and present it, it's a first for me and this helped me have a better idea of what I should expect 👊
Great video! Love the analysis! I work in the Private Equity Secondaries space (buying Limited Partner interest in existing Private Equity funds). The PE secondaries space is gaining a lot of traction as LPs look to redeploy their capital by selling their interests in PE funds. I would love to see a model on that in your channel (This involves detailed modeling of the PE fund’s future performance by modeling exit scenarios of top assets in the fund and what that means for the fund carried interest and potential return to the buyer/LP interest holder).
Thanks, but it's outside our core focus and there isn't much demand for that type of modeling (most people want to work in direct PE funds), so it's probably not going to happen anytime soon.
Hi Brian, great to hear from you, thanks a ton! I remember you `ve covered free cash flow conversion rate previously, I think its also a viable financial metric to include in the company selection critetria..or will it be too much (overwhelm the commitee with metrics) - love to hear your say on this..
quite a large chunk of these terms and ideas you're using seem relatively new to me. I have time to learn but before applying for an internship the graduate job route. Where should I start
Thanks Brian! What is the most efficient way of finding add-on targets? I imagine that can take quite a bit of time, especially if many of the targets are private
There is no efficient way. Capital IQ or PitchBook access helps, but you'll need to do a fair amount of research and will probably have to settle on some "representative" add-on acquisitions rather than specific companies.
Hi Brian. Very precise and thorough. Most likely to be interviewed for a type 1 or type 2 case study. Any recommendation where should I find examples of these sort? Thank you.
Hello - thank you for this. Have a potentially dumb question. Would we ever get asked / would it be possible to build a mini case study for a private company? I'm obviously assuming no I just got access to a free trial capital IQ (I'm a consultant). And as expected for most private companies there is no (or limited) financial information. So doesn't seem practical for a PE case study to ever ask you to build a quantitative thesis for a private company. But wanted to be sure Thank you
A private company case study in a PE interview is unlikely unless they give you all the company's information. If it's open-ended, you pretty much have to select from public companies.
The files and resources are all available at:
www.mergersandinquisitions.com/private-equity-case-study/
Thank you Brian! I'm receiving a case study tomorrow and will have 5 days to complete it and present it, it's a first for me and this helped me have a better idea of what I should expect 👊
Good luck!
IN a similar situation this week- how'd it go for you?
this's so professional! hats off... I learned so much from here than from biz school..
Thanks for watching!
Best tutorial ever!! Thanks!! I love all of your videos!
Thanks for watching!
Great video! Love the analysis! I work in the Private Equity Secondaries space (buying Limited Partner interest in existing Private Equity funds). The PE secondaries space is gaining a lot of traction as LPs look to redeploy their capital by selling their interests in PE funds. I would love to see a model on that in your channel (This involves detailed modeling of the PE fund’s future performance by modeling exit scenarios of top assets in the fund and what that means for the fund carried interest and potential return to the buyer/LP interest holder).
Thanks, but it's outside our core focus and there isn't much demand for that type of modeling (most people want to work in direct PE funds), so it's probably not going to happen anytime soon.
LOVE these videos. Thanks a lot!
Thanks for watching!
Great upload .. Thanks
Thanks for watching!
Thanks for the insights. Is such a long case study to be expected for undergraduate PE internships?
No, unlikely.
I am your fan for sure
Thanks for watching!
Thanks for the info!
Thanks for watching!
Hi Brian, great to hear from you, thanks a ton! I remember you `ve covered free cash flow conversion rate previously, I think its also a viable financial metric to include in the company selection critetria..or will it be too much (overwhelm the commitee with metrics) - love to hear your say on this..
There is a video in this channel on Free Cash Flow Conversion... older but it's still there. Do a search.
@@financialmodeling old, but gold ! thank you!
quite a large chunk of these terms and ideas you're using seem relatively new to me. I have time to learn but before applying for an internship the graduate job route. Where should I start
mergersandinquisitions.com/private-equity/
Thanks Brian! What is the most efficient way of finding add-on targets? I imagine that can take quite a bit of time, especially if many of the targets are private
There is no efficient way. Capital IQ or PitchBook access helps, but you'll need to do a fair amount of research and will probably have to settle on some "representative" add-on acquisitions rather than specific companies.
Hi Brian. Very precise and thorough. Most likely to be interviewed for a type 1 or type 2 case study. Any recommendation where should I find examples of these sort? Thank you.
Thanks. We have other examples of LBO models and case studies in this channel if you do a search.
Hello - thank you for this. Have a potentially dumb question.
Would we ever get asked / would it be possible to build a mini case study for a private company? I'm obviously assuming no
I just got access to a free trial capital IQ (I'm a consultant). And as expected for most private companies there is no (or limited) financial information. So doesn't seem practical for a PE case study to ever ask you to build a quantitative thesis for a private company. But wanted to be sure
Thank you
A private company case study in a PE interview is unlikely unless they give you all the company's information. If it's open-ended, you pretty much have to select from public companies.
@@financialmodeling thank you!