So I'm not a finance major but using vault/wso guides i was able to BS my way through techincals for first round. However, they called me for the second round and I need to study up on this stuff and I don't have much time. Where can I learn the advanced stuff in short time?
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http://www.macabacus.com/ Probably a bit advanced/detailed to cram, but maybe you could pick up a few concepts.
http://mbaa.fuqua.duke.edu/finance/Investment%20Banking%20Questions.pdf
http://www.ibankingfaq.com/category/interviewing-technical-questions/
what position is your interview for? what did they ask you?
Make sure you can explain a DCF (wacc, FCF, TV, EMM)
It's for SA. I got through first round fine but I heard they only asked me simple technicals because I'm not a finance major (who they gave more difficult questions to). They asked stuff like dcf, how to lower wacc etc which wasn't too bad because I had the wso guide. But I have a feeling second round is gonna be harder
what's TV and EMM?
Terminal Value
Exit Multiple Method (EMM) vs Perpetual Growth
The guides should explain both.
Which firm, which group? For any IBD group, you should know accounting, valuation via DCF/Wacc, comparable multiples, comparable transactions. Depending on how much M&A the group does, you should also brush up on M&A stuff - accretion/dilution analysis, for example.
Besides generic technicals, you should also read up on recent deals that the firm/group's worked on. You may be asked about that directly, and if not, at the very least bringing them up can win some brownie points.
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