Financial modeling case

Hi everyone,

I’m preparing for an Excel case interview for an analyst role which involve valuing a private insurance company. The interviewer suggested using a residual income (RI) model for valuation. I’m familiar with DCF models but haven’t built an RI model before. I’m looking for any resources, templates, or advice on how to structure the model, especially for the insurance industry. Any tips on key assumptions or industry-specific considerations would be greatly appreciated.

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