I'm an analyst in an industry group, and have not gotten much modeling experience. A lot putting together information from research, doing company profiles, etc, which is fine except I'm worried that I won't be well equipped for PE interviews when they come early next year and ask for LBO or merger models. Anyone also in this situation? Advice? thanks.
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If you have free time, you can model some things out on your own. I would reach out to friends in other groups or colleagues in your own group and ask them to give you a model to do. When I felt like I wasn't getting enough modeling experience I asked a VP from another group if he could help, and I modeled something out for him and walked him through it. I think whats more important than the mechanical process of modeling is that you understand what the drivers are in the model and that you make logical assumptions.
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