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Based on the WSO content, here are some typical technical questions you might encounter in fund financing interviews:

  1. Fund Structure and Operations: You may be asked to explain the structure of different types of investment funds (e.g., hedge funds, private equity) and discuss how they are financed.

  2. Financial Modeling: Expect questions on creating financial models related to fund operations, including forecasting and fund valuation techniques.

  3. Debt Instruments: Understanding different types of debt instruments used in fund financing, such as subscription lines of credit or NAV facilities, is crucial. Be prepared to discuss the advantages and risks associated with each.

  4. Risk Assessment: Questions might cover how to assess and manage risks in fund financing, including credit risk, market risk, and operational risk.

  5. Legal and Compliance: You might be asked about the legal aspects that impact fund financing, including regulatory considerations and compliance requirements.

  6. Case Studies: Sometimes, interviews include practical case studies where you need to apply your knowledge to a hypothetical fund financing scenario.

Preparing for these areas will help you tackle the technical aspects of fund financing interviews effectively.

Sources: 20 Most Frequently Asked Questions - London Edition, (Mis)adventures in PE fundraising (part 2), Does anyone have any insight into the Morgan Stanley Equity Research Junior Associate Program?, Any insight into Turn/River?, Anyone have insights on the litigation consulting industry?

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