Anyone know of a good example of how the big shops like their models? I know how to set up a model and accounting, blah blah, but everyone has a preferred format. I'd like to see one if I end up getting asked to set one up, so I know what to aim for.
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I'm interested in this as well
Anyone?
What are you asking exactly?
i think he wants to know how a HF valuation model of company xyz would differ from something like a sell-side model?
Here are some HF investment presentations for the lulz:
http://cache.dealbreaker.com/uploads/2010/10/VIC2010Presentation.pdf
http://online.wsj.com/public/resources/documents/EinhornGMCRpresentatio…
http://www.scribd.com/doc/88340350/Justice-Holdings-Burger-King-Present…
http://www.scribd.com/doc/26531910/Pershing-Square-Kraft-Presentation
Yes, but specifically I am looking for an Excel model, or at least a template of one, so I know how crazy to get with it. My coverage has much less accessible information than what you find in those gigantic presentations, and also I don't have the resources (time and money) to get anywhere near that amount of info.
More importantly, for sending out an idea write-up in a cold email, I've been told to keep it short, and that's kind of at odds with that level of detail.
Either way, I like your effort here. Good reads. SB to you.
All HFs have a huge meeting every January in Macau where they all agree to use the same model and this guy wants it, duh
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