Gents - I have a 3 day take home I need to do over the course of the next weekend.
Could I get some advice on how to structure my arguments? How did you guys do to get that PC ASO role? I can model just fine, just need some perspectives. I looked around on WSO for a bit but couldn’t really find that much info.
All info appreciated.
Based on the most helpful WSO content, here are some tips and advice for structuring your arguments and preparing for your take-home credit case study:
Logical Structure:
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By following these structured approaches and utilizing the recommended resources, you can effectively prepare for your take-home credit case study and improve your chances of securing the PC ASO role.
Sources: What did you wish you knew when entering consulting recruitment?, Case study interview for MBB consulting - 24 of my best tips on how to get in, Case Prep, Q&A - Consulting interview prep - firm specific questions, Q&A: Recent graduate starting at MBB soon
Every section should tie into your thesis. For example, you're looking at a stressed name and your thesis is that they won't make their upcoming mtys for XYZ reasons so you like the bonds as a short. Your business description section should describe what they do but also show how they are declining - why they're declining... maybe it's a secular or cyclical decline and how that impacts financials liquidity instead of just here is what XYZ business does. Valuation - show how earnings are declining and therefore it's an over-levered business at the new normalized number, so not only does the create looks expensive but also it'll be difficult to refi/get new money unless it's XYZ paper which won't work maybe due to covenants/unsustainable cap structure (this also makes a stronger case for a short).
So instead of looking at each section in a vacuum, tie each section to your thesis. Each section should be an argument for your thesis vs just providing blanket information to the reader.
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