Offering to show old pitchbook to another firm

Don't know the technicalities, but if you don't sanitize names/numbers, it sure as hell is going to be an issue.

Anything you create ie pitchbooks during working hours is property of the firm. Unless you get written permission from your previous firm it is illegal to share company property in its entirety to another entity. This makes it even worse that you're showing it to a competitor.

It is likely that on the front of the pitchbook, it will say "confidential"- probably would not be a good idea

screw legal issues, this is a horrible idea regardless. Please do yourself a favor and present no such material. Speak to whatever you have to, even if it's only public information. These things can backfire on you pretty bad.

Not worth it-- just be able to talk about what you did. They don't care about what your old pitch books look like as long as you were at a real firm...

Not that big a deal at all... use some older deal where everything is public and just bring one hard copy (should be plenty lying around) and do not give it to them to keep.

What seems shady is that they care to see a book from a BB. I would think this would only be the case from an unheard of small firm such that they can make sure the work being prepared by analysts was legit.