MTS Health Partners Interview

Hi, super late in the process but I've been completing the interview process with MTS Health Partners. I have my final round of interviews tomorrow, but I know most applicants finished up a few months ago. Looking for any tips -- I come from a non-finance background, and HR has warned me that these interviews will be more technical. Please let me know any tips!

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Based on the most helpful WSO content, here are some tips for your final round of interviews with MTS Health Partners, especially given your non-finance background and the technical focus:

  1. Master Basic Technicals:

    • DCF (Discounted Cash Flow): Understand it inside and out, including discount rates and free cash flows.
    • Three Financial Statements: Be prepared to answer questions on how different occurrences affect the income statement, balance sheet, and cash flow statement.
    • Valuation Methods: Know the three main ways to value a company: DCF, comparable company analysis, and precedent transactions.
  2. Prepare for Common Technical Questions:

    • Enterprise Value Calculation: Be sure you can calculate enterprise value accurately.
    • LBO (Leveraged Buyout) Basics: Understand the fundamentals of an LBO, even if detailed questions are less likely.
    • PiK Interest: Be familiar with Payment-in-Kind (PiK) interest and how it works.
  3. Use Available Resources:

    • WSO Guide: The guide on Wall Street Oasis is highly recommended for technical preparation.
    • 400 M&I Question Guide: This can be found online and is a comprehensive resource for technical questions.
    • Rosenbaum & Pearl: This M&A and LevFin heavy guide is also useful, though it may not be freely available.
  4. Behavioral and Fit Questions:

    • Resume Walkthrough: Be ready to walk through your resume and discuss your experiences confidently.
    • Situational Questions: Prepare for questions like "tell me about a time when..." and "walk me through a deal."
  5. Interview Strategy:

    • Read Your Interviewer: Tailor your responses based on the interviewer's behavior and background.
    • Ask Insightful Questions: Have thoughtful questions prepared for your interviewer to show your interest and engagement.
  6. General Tips:

    • Stay Humble: Be humble when describing your contributions to any deals or projects.
    • Be Personable: Especially in MD interviews, come off as personable and avoid being overly formal or stiff.

Good luck with your final round of interviews tomorrow!

Sources: https://www.wallstreetoasis.com/forum/investment-banking/non-target-to-bb-ib-sa?customgpt=1, Black Jack's Recruiting Advice, LBS MFA Interview Experience, An ex-Goldman Sachs insider’s 10 tips on how to sail through investment banking interviews, How to Navigate FT Recruiting: Learn from My Successes/Failures

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