Saw a similar post about restruc was wondering what were the best guides for FIG. I know BIWS has one, but was wondering if there were better resources out there.
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Wall Street Prep has a technical guide called the "Red Book" with tons of industry-specific questions, including 13 pages of FIG as well as 165 pages of technicals for acct, valuation, M&A, LBO, etc.
To whoever this may concern, they also have industry specific for:
-Industry (pages)
-TMT (15)
-SaaS (9)
-FIG (13)
-Healthcare (13)
-Consumer & Retail (10)
-Restructuring (14)
REIT (3)
Real-Estate PE (2)
Industrials (11)
O&G (3)
Not totally sure how the quality is for FIG but this book was personally super helpful for my industry specific interviews.
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