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Below are four of the most difficult questions (two technical and two behavioral) you may encounter as well as some sample responses to give you an idea of how to structure a great answer. These difficult investment-banking interview questions have hundreds of variations, so it's important that you don't just memorize scripted answers but actually understand the concepts behind them.Second, if the projects to be funded may not generate predictable cash flows in the immediate future, the company would want to avoid the obligation of consistent coupon payments required by the issuance of debt.Since you will not be able to memorize every possible variation, you must know how the changes in line items flow through the financial statements.You will spend so much time staring at a computer screen that your vision will most likely deteriorate during your first year. Show that you will bring a positive attitude when you walk through the door every morning and will get the job done right with a smile on your face, no matter what. According to the analysts I've talked to, the most difficult aspect of finance is the day-to-day grind and long hours. I think if I keep my head up and maintain a positive attitude while getting my work done, I will be successful. Most of the candidates you're interviewing are probably smart enough to do a good job. What I think makes a great analyst is someone smart who can also stay positive when the job becomes demanding.When I started, the analysts on the team had been doing the aggregating, manually collecting all the data, applying formulas, etc. It seemed like they were wasting a lot of time. I had a little bit of experience with VBA, and over the course of about a week, I taught myself to automate the entire process whenever new data became available. This way, instead of simply claiming you are a hard worker, you can show the interviewers with an actual story that demonstrates this clearly.
It is a very powerful technique that makes a much better impression. Copyright 2016.It indicates a way to close an interaction, or dismiss a notification. Let's fight back coronavirus. We believe everything in the internet must be free. So this tool was designed for free download documents from the internet.We are not associated with any website in anyway.We are not responsible for the content. You are self-responsible for your download.The source code can be found at Github. We respect your privacy. Please refer to our full privacy policy. Thanks for visiting. If you ever Google “investment banking interview questions”, you could easily find yourself depressed. There are endless books, articles and message board threads where people complain about unfair interviews, and horror stories about “bad cop” interviewers. At first glance, it might seem like the interview preparation process is next to impossible. But I’d suggest that everyone is over-complicating it. Investment banking interviews are not rocket science, and this article will unpack every type of question you’re likely to face in banking interviews (and how to answer them). For those, see our articles on how to get into investment banking, investment banking recruitment, and the investment banking industry. Second, I’m going to link and refer back to our existing coverage for many of these questions since the most important ones have dedicated articles on this site. The key preparation point is this: Rather than memorizing 541,763 questions and answers, you should focus on the main question categories and make sure that you have stories and examples prepared for them. Investment Banking Interview Question Category 1: Telling Your Story There is only one question in this category, though it may be phrased in different ways: “Tell me about yourself.” “Walk me through your resume.” “Why are you here today?” “Tell me about your experience.
” Each of these phrases should trigger the “story reflex” in your brain and set your 200-300-word pitch into motion. This question is the single most important one in any interview, so if you do nothing else to prepare, please take 30-60 minutes to outline your story. Sample Questions and Answers: I’ve already listed the main question variations above. These should come from your work experience, but 1-2 can be from school if you’re an undergrad or recent grad. Next, you should select 3 strengths and 3 weaknesses based on what bankers want to see (hard work, drive, ability to work long hours, attention to detail, financial skills, leadership, etc.). Possible, not-completely-terrible weaknesses might include your inability to delegate tasks well, second-guessing yourself when making decisions, not managing your time well, or not always speaking up when a teammate has made a mistake. Finally, you should prepare for the key objections that bankers will raise about your background: Did you not attend top universities. Are your grades on the low side. Do you not have much work experience. Are you too old? Did you not major in something technical. Are you a job hopper. Compare yourself to the ideal candidate and pinpoint how you’re different. For your greatest weakness, pick one that’s “real,” but not too damaging for the role. For example, don’t say you can’t delegate tasks well at the Associate level since you’ll have to do that all the time, especially as you advance. It will be almost impossible to describe your 3 strengths and 3 weaknesses in 30-60 seconds, so pick 1 in each category and give a quick story to support it. For example, you worked long hours and finished a last-minute task for a pending deal in your internship, which resulted in a successful close, but you could have been more proactive when following up on assignments and asking for the next steps. QUESTION: “Can you describe a team situation where you worked with a difficult team member?
” ANSWER: You could use any of your 3 short stories here, depending on what they’re about. You just have to say that a person in the group didn’t want to do the work, or wanted to do something unethical, or was competent but couldn’t get along with others. QUESTION: “You have no investment banking experience. Why do you think your skills are relevant to this industry?” ANSWER: Start by stating, briefly, the skills that are required for investment banking (see the article on investment banking analyst roles ), and then explain how your previous work experience has given you similar skills. QUESTION: “You already have two years of work experience. Why couldn’t you get into banking as an undergrad. Were you a failed candidate?” ANSWER: No! Even if it’s true, never admit this. You can answer this one by saying that you got interested in banking very late in the process, when it was too late to get the required sequence of internships (plausible if you went to a non-target school; not believable if you went to Harvard or Wharton). QUESTION: “You’ve changed jobs twice in the past two years, and now you’re trying to switch once again. How do I know you won’t just leave our firm next year?” ANSWER: Emphasize that you changed jobs twice because it was your original, long-term plan to do so. You won’t change jobs yet again because investment banking was your plan all along. For example, you started out in audit, went to a boutique valuation firm to gain client and valuation experience, and now you want to move into banking to work on the entire deal process from beginning to end. That has been your goal since you started out in audit, but you knew you couldn’t just move directly from audit to IB. QUESTION: “The person in the room next door has perfect grades from Harvard or Oxford. You had lower grades and went to a state school. Why should I hire you over him?” ANSWER: Because it’s the person who does the work, not the degree.
Also, point out that you had to put in far more effort to get into this room than the other person did. You’re also motivated to stay in banking for the long term because it’s your actual end goal; almost everyone from “elite schools” wants to get into private equity ASAP, which runs contrary to the long-term commitment that banks are now trying to encourage. QUESTION: “Why investment banking?” ANSWER: This is just the last part of your story. It shouldn’t even be a question if you’ve told your story properly. But just in case, see the “ Why investment banking? ” article. QUESTION: “Why our bank, specifically?” ANSWER: See above. If you’ve mentioned something the bank is good at in your story, it shouldn’t even be a question. Outline the background, deal rationale, 1-2 financial stats, and your opinion of it. This can be very short because you just need to show that you know something about the bank. For this, you’ll need the background information, deal rationale, a few financial stats, and your opinion of it. You should gather the background information, deal motivation, your personal contributions, and the current status for each one you use. There are many tips on how to research and prepare for these questions in our articles on discussing a recent deal and discussing your own deals. Sample Questions and Answers: There isn’t much to say here because the most common questions are listed at the top of this section. For examples of how to answer these questions, please see the templates and samples in the corresponding articles. Investment Banking Interview Question Category 4: Technical Questions and Answers For this last category, I do not have any magical tips that will get you results in hours instead of weeks or months. If you do not, you will not have a great chance against candidates who have spent months preparing. They are the most common topics, especially in entry-level interviews.
There are thousands of possible technical questions, so I will list a few representative examples in each of the main categories. I will focus on questions and answers that you probably haven’t seen on other sites and other resources, so most of these are in the “more challenging” range: Finance Interview Questions “Finance” means concepts such as the Time Value of Money, the Discount Rate, Present Value, and the Internal Rate of Return (IRR). You could earn 10 per year by investing in other, similar companies. QUESTION: “What might cause a company’s Present Value (PV) to increase or decrease?” ANSWER: A company’s PV might increase if its expected future cash flows increase, its expected future cash flows start to grow at a faster rate, or the Discount Rate decreases (e.g., because the expected returns of similar companies decrease). The PV might decrease if the opposite happens. Accounting Interview Questions You don’t need to know accounting in terms of debits and credits, but you do need to know the 3 main financial statements and how they link together very well. QUESTION: “How do the 3 financial statements link together. Assume the Indirect Method for the Cash Flow Statement.” ANSWER: To link the statements, make Net Income at the bottom of the Income Statement the top line of the Cash Flow Statement. Next, reflect changes to operational Balance Sheet items such as Accounts Receivable, which may increase or decrease the company’s cash flow depending on how they’ve changed. That gets you to Cash Flow from Operations. Next, reflect investing and financing activities, which may increase or decrease cash flow, and sum up Cash Flow from Operations, Investing, and Financing to get the net change in cash at the bottom. Link Cash on the Balance Sheet to the ending Cash number on the CFS, and add Net Income to Retained Earnings within Equity on the Balance Sheet. Link each CFI and CFF item to the matching item on the Balance Sheet, using the same rule as above.
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Below are four of the most difficult questions (two technical and two behavioral) you may encounter as well as some sample responses to give you an idea of how to structure a great answer. These difficult investment-banking interview questions have hundreds of variations, so it's important that you don't just memorize scripted answers but actually understand the concepts behind them.Second, if the projects to be funded may not generate predictable cash flows in the immediate future, the company would want to avoid the obligation of consistent coupon payments required by the issuance of debt.Since you will not be able to memorize every possible variation, you must know how the changes in line items flow through the financial statements.You will spend so much time staring at a computer screen that your vision will most likely deteriorate during your first year. Show that you will bring a positive attitude when you walk through the door every morning and will get the job done right with a smile on your face, no matter what. According to the analysts I've talked to, the most difficult aspect of finance is the day-to-day grind and long hours. I think if I keep my head up and maintain a positive attitude while getting my work done, I will be successful. Most of the candidates you're interviewing are probably smart enough to do a good job. What I think makes a great analyst is someone smart who can also stay positive when the job becomes demanding.When I started, the analysts on the team had been doing the aggregating, manually collecting all the data, applying formulas, etc. It seemed like they were wasting a lot of time. I had a little bit of experience with VBA, and over the course of about a week, I taught myself to automate the entire process whenever new data became available. This way, instead of simply claiming you are a hard worker, you can show the interviewers with an actual story that demonstrates this clearly.
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” Each of these phrases should trigger the “story reflex” in your brain and set your 200-300-word pitch into motion. This question is the single most important one in any interview, so if you do nothing else to prepare, please take 30-60 minutes to outline your story. Sample Questions and Answers: I’ve already listed the main question variations above. These should come from your work experience, but 1-2 can be from school if you’re an undergrad or recent grad. Next, you should select 3 strengths and 3 weaknesses based on what bankers want to see (hard work, drive, ability to work long hours, attention to detail, financial skills, leadership, etc.). Possible, not-completely-terrible weaknesses might include your inability to delegate tasks well, second-guessing yourself when making decisions, not managing your time well, or not always speaking up when a teammate has made a mistake. Finally, you should prepare for the key objections that bankers will raise about your background: Did you not attend top universities. Are your grades on the low side. Do you not have much work experience. Are you too old? Did you not major in something technical. Are you a job hopper. Compare yourself to the ideal candidate and pinpoint how you’re different. For your greatest weakness, pick one that’s “real,” but not too damaging for the role. For example, don’t say you can’t delegate tasks well at the Associate level since you’ll have to do that all the time, especially as you advance. It will be almost impossible to describe your 3 strengths and 3 weaknesses in 30-60 seconds, so pick 1 in each category and give a quick story to support it. For example, you worked long hours and finished a last-minute task for a pending deal in your internship, which resulted in a successful close, but you could have been more proactive when following up on assignments and asking for the next steps. QUESTION: “Can you describe a team situation where you worked with a difficult team member?
” ANSWER: You could use any of your 3 short stories here, depending on what they’re about. You just have to say that a person in the group didn’t want to do the work, or wanted to do something unethical, or was competent but couldn’t get along with others. QUESTION: “You have no investment banking experience. Why do you think your skills are relevant to this industry?” ANSWER: Start by stating, briefly, the skills that are required for investment banking (see the article on investment banking analyst roles ), and then explain how your previous work experience has given you similar skills. QUESTION: “You already have two years of work experience. Why couldn’t you get into banking as an undergrad. Were you a failed candidate?” ANSWER: No! Even if it’s true, never admit this. You can answer this one by saying that you got interested in banking very late in the process, when it was too late to get the required sequence of internships (plausible if you went to a non-target school; not believable if you went to Harvard or Wharton). QUESTION: “You’ve changed jobs twice in the past two years, and now you’re trying to switch once again. How do I know you won’t just leave our firm next year?” ANSWER: Emphasize that you changed jobs twice because it was your original, long-term plan to do so. You won’t change jobs yet again because investment banking was your plan all along. For example, you started out in audit, went to a boutique valuation firm to gain client and valuation experience, and now you want to move into banking to work on the entire deal process from beginning to end. That has been your goal since you started out in audit, but you knew you couldn’t just move directly from audit to IB. QUESTION: “The person in the room next door has perfect grades from Harvard or Oxford. You had lower grades and went to a state school. Why should I hire you over him?” ANSWER: Because it’s the person who does the work, not the degree.
Also, point out that you had to put in far more effort to get into this room than the other person did. You’re also motivated to stay in banking for the long term because it’s your actual end goal; almost everyone from “elite schools” wants to get into private equity ASAP, which runs contrary to the long-term commitment that banks are now trying to encourage. QUESTION: “Why investment banking?” ANSWER: This is just the last part of your story. It shouldn’t even be a question if you’ve told your story properly. But just in case, see the “ Why investment banking? ” article. QUESTION: “Why our bank, specifically?” ANSWER: See above. If you’ve mentioned something the bank is good at in your story, it shouldn’t even be a question. Outline the background, deal rationale, 1-2 financial stats, and your opinion of it. This can be very short because you just need to show that you know something about the bank. For this, you’ll need the background information, deal rationale, a few financial stats, and your opinion of it. You should gather the background information, deal motivation, your personal contributions, and the current status for each one you use. There are many tips on how to research and prepare for these questions in our articles on discussing a recent deal and discussing your own deals. Sample Questions and Answers: There isn’t much to say here because the most common questions are listed at the top of this section. For examples of how to answer these questions, please see the templates and samples in the corresponding articles. Investment Banking Interview Question Category 4: Technical Questions and Answers For this last category, I do not have any magical tips that will get you results in hours instead of weeks or months. If you do not, you will not have a great chance against candidates who have spent months preparing. They are the most common topics, especially in entry-level interviews.
There are thousands of possible technical questions, so I will list a few representative examples in each of the main categories. I will focus on questions and answers that you probably haven’t seen on other sites and other resources, so most of these are in the “more challenging” range: Finance Interview Questions “Finance” means concepts such as the Time Value of Money, the Discount Rate, Present Value, and the Internal Rate of Return (IRR). You could earn 10 per year by investing in other, similar companies. QUESTION: “What might cause a company’s Present Value (PV) to increase or decrease?” ANSWER: A company’s PV might increase if its expected future cash flows increase, its expected future cash flows start to grow at a faster rate, or the Discount Rate decreases (e.g., because the expected returns of similar companies decrease). The PV might decrease if the opposite happens. Accounting Interview Questions You don’t need to know accounting in terms of debits and credits, but you do need to know the 3 main financial statements and how they link together very well. QUESTION: “How do the 3 financial statements link together. Assume the Indirect Method for the Cash Flow Statement.” ANSWER: To link the statements, make Net Income at the bottom of the Income Statement the top line of the Cash Flow Statement. Next, reflect changes to operational Balance Sheet items such as Accounts Receivable, which may increase or decrease the company’s cash flow depending on how they’ve changed. That gets you to Cash Flow from Operations. Next, reflect investing and financing activities, which may increase or decrease cash flow, and sum up Cash Flow from Operations, Investing, and Financing to get the net change in cash at the bottom. Link Cash on the Balance Sheet to the ending Cash number on the CFS, and add Net Income to Retained Earnings within Equity on the Balance Sheet. Link each CFI and CFF item to the matching item on the Balance Sheet, using the same rule as above.
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