Moving into Corporate Banking/Acquisition financing role from M&A TAS background. Any useful tools for learning
So my background largely entails audit and M&A transaction advisory, focusing on buy-side/sell-side M&A advisory and also financial due diligence. Therefore alot of the work/analysis have been on analyzing transactions from financial perspective of equity investors and really just assisting in simple buy-out deals.
I am considering a move across to a bank doing mainly M&A Loan financing, Project financing, in wide spectrums, including airplane/ship financing etc, really don't seem to have any limitations to the sector.
anyways, coming from a different background, but trying to get into this new role and needing to perform off the bat, I am wondering if there are any useful educational tools/books which focus on this perspective.
alot of the educational tools appear to focus on M&A only.
I am hoping there are educational materials for loan structuring, and credit analysis.
Would be good if anyone in these roles would have any helpful guidance.
Thanks
Hey, sorry about the delay, but are any of these useful:
Any pros willing to rescue this discussion? Moneyball pnesvold ceddy
Fingers crossed that one of those helps you.
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