Rothschilds associate modelling test. Any insights?
As the title suggests, does anyone have any insights into the Rothschilds modelling test.
I have been told it includes three statement financial model, DCF and LBO. Would appreciate any insight for those who have taken it.
This is for a London role btw. Thanks in advance
Based on the most helpful WSO content, Rothschild's modeling test for a London role typically involves building a 3-statement financial model, DCF, and LBO. Insights from similar tests suggest the following:
Time Constraints: These tests are often time-pressured. For example, in a similar case study (Oaktree), candidates had to build a 3-statement model and LBO in just one hour. Expect limited information, requiring you to make reasonable assumptions.
Focus Areas:
Preparation Tips:
Additional Advice: If there’s a debrief or follow-up interview, be ready to explain your assumptions and methodology in detail.
Good luck with the test! If you need further preparation, WSO offers 9 free financial modeling lessons and 27 financial modeling templates that could be helpful.
Sources: Rothschild (LDN) M&A or Debt Advisory/Restructuring?, Lazard v Rothschild? LDN, Oaktree Modeling Test /Case Study, Rothschild NYC, Help with 3-Statement Model Test
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