Private Debt Modelling

Hi guys,

What are some ways to learn and practice financial modelling that is done at private debt funds? Any help would be much appreciated.

Thank you!

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Thanks for your response! Do you have any suggestions for practicing modelling by any chance?

 
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I did training the street back in the day, but I’d imagine any PE modeling prep course (WSO prep, BIWS, Macabus, etc.) would be fine. From a lender’s perspective, we often focus on a base case and downside case. Base case being modest/stable growth and downside case considering a recession / recovery, or loss of a large customer, unplanned integration difficulties, etc. We care less about the equity upside (“Sponsor case”) and more about if the Company would be able to continue to service its debt in a base case or downside case scenario. So building in that case functionality into your model would be important as well.

 

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