Phone screen was your standard fit/why investment banking type. The following case study was rather more involved. You're basically expected to draft a CIM, Teaser, and a basic financial model from their previous clients/deals in a given 48hour time window.
The final round which is in the office is more fit focused, so be sure to show enthusiasm about the industry and BLC.
Overall, I would say other than the somewhat involved case study there was no unexpected questions or curveballs thrown in the process.

There is nothing really unexpected, most of the questions are standard question from BIWS. Only technical question ask is walk me through a DCF. The rest of the question is just basic behavior question about your resume/why investment banking/why us/what we do, etc. There isn't really anything that is particularly surprising to me. They ask me a little bit of my family background, which is somethink I think pretty weird. But anyway like I mention there isn't really anything that difficult as long as you study BIWS.

1) Case studies were given prior to in-person interview. Usually given a short time frame to finish without a lot of resources to help. They are mainly looking for fit and whether or not you can handle the work.

2) They will ask you to run through a basic DCF and what your experience has been with modeling. They will stress test you on the spot to see if you can handle the pressure.

3) What is your comfort level with Microsoft Suite and rate it from 1-10 for each Powerpoint, Excel, and Word? What is your past experience using it?

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