Mirus Capital Advisors Interview Questions
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Analyst Internship Interview - Software
I replied that I didn't regularly follow the M&A markets but given the rising interest rate environment, I would expect more deals because firms would want to complete acquisitions before debt financing becomes more expensive. I would also argue that this effect is dulled because of the wave of consolidation that occured post financial crisis - most firms would probably already have made the necessary acquisitions if they had the cash on hand because companies were so cheap a few years back.
I want to do investment bnaking because I have a strong interest in finance. I want to work with highly intelligent people on a closely knit team. I want to take part in transactions that influence many people (the employees of the firms sold, stakeholders, etc.) and be a part of making large waves in industries.
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