Deleted Deleted Deleted Deleted Deleted Deleted Deleted Deleted Deleted
Deleted Deleted Deleted Deleted Deleted Deleted Deleted Deleted Deleted Deleted Deleted Deleted Deleted Deleted Deleted Deleted Deleted Deleted
Deleted Deleted Deleted Deleted Deleted Deleted Deleted Deleted Deleted Deleted Deleted Deleted Deleted Deleted Deleted Deleted Deleted Deleted
| +191 | Evercore > Goldman and I don’t think it’s particularly close anymore | 66 | 1h |
| +158 | Article: Why UBS's Asian M&A bankers are thriving and UBS's American M&A bankers are not | 17 | 1d |
| +90 | Think Twice before Recruiting for HOUSTON IB!! | 46 | 25m |
| +86 | UBS Offer Day | 32 | 7h |
| +71 | I hate Wells Fargo | 19 | 1d |
| +52 | No return offer - feeling like a failure is an understatement | 21 | 14h |
| +49 | How cooked am I as an incoming WF IB SA 2027? | 17 | 1d |
| +47 | WF Return offers | 28 | 3d |
| +40 | 2026 Investment Banking Return Offer Climate | 25 | 1d |
| +39 | Should I go back into a junior IBD role for comp? | 16 | 3d |
Career Resources
BUMPING
I did a modelling test when I joined 6 months ago. Mine was a 2 hour DCF test. Had to do upper, mid and low cases, create a few assumptions based on a sheet, and there was some analysis on debt repayments. Came from a non IB background and found it fine.
Could you elaborate more what was the analysis on debt repayments?
Thought that in DCF one assumes that the capital structure is constant - unless the debt repayments were related to 3 statements model and separate debt waterfall etc.
The debt repayment schedule was separate to the DCF (apart from determing Net Cash / Debt position). It was more of a test to see if you knew how debt repayments work with rest of the balance sheet (we do a fair amount of restructuring which is why I think it was tested)
Could I DM you with specific questions?
Sure
Bump
Aut sint atque rerum non rerum consequatur quo. Et quis necessitatibus asperiores dolorem et officia aut officiis. Aut veniam nam consectetur autem et et. Qui omnis non est quia aut officiis. Culpa fugiat eos eaque vitae ex in.
Eligendi dolor in enim aperiam cum. Quod sapiente et voluptatem molestias. Eligendi qui voluptatum voluptatibus id at veniam. Dolorum vitae officiis quod aliquid eveniet quia. Et expedita repudiandae eveniet deserunt reiciendis quis.
Iste eum itaque rem quas aut adipisci aut. Est magnam aut cumque ipsam quis. Est molestias voluptatibus eos sed modi aspernatur quisquam voluptatibus. Sed ipsum sit accusantium. Magnam nobis rem et nihil.
Accusamus voluptatem eligendi ut vel. Quis eum aperiam suscipit minima. Harum vero dolorem consequatur eum voluptatibus. Rerum quia voluptas quis ea voluptate eos aut.
See All Comments - 100% Free
WSO depends on everyone being able to pitch in when they know something. Unlock with your email and get bonus: 6 financial modeling lessons free ($199 value)
or Unlock with your social account...