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Based on the most helpful WSO content, for an interview with TPH&Co. or similar energy-focused investment banks, you can expect a mix of behavioral, technical, and industry-specific questions. Here's what you should prepare for:

  1. Behavioral Questions:

    • "Why investment banking?"
    • "Why TPH&Co.?"
    • "Why energy banking?"
    • "Tell me about a time you worked in a team."
    • "Describe a situation where you faced a challenge and how you overcame it."
  2. Technical Questions:

    • Be ready for standard IB technicals like:
      • "Walk me through a DCF."
      • "What’s WACC and how do you calculate it?"
      • "How would you value an energy company?"
    • Energy-specific technicals might include:
      • Understanding of key metrics like EV/EBITDA, EV/Reserves, or EV/Production.
      • Knowledge of commodity pricing and its impact on valuation.
  3. Industry-Specific Questions:

    • "What are the current trends in the energy sector?"
    • "How do oil prices impact M&A activity in the energy space?"
    • "What do you know about TPH&Co.'s recent deals or focus areas?"
  4. "Why Energy?":

    • Be prepared to articulate your interest in the energy sector. Highlight any relevant coursework, internships, or personal passion for the industry.

To stand out, research TPH&Co.'s recent transactions, their niche in energy banking, and any unique aspects of their culture. Good luck!

Sources: J.P. Morgan - Video Interview Invitation Corporate & Investment Banking Summer Analyst, J.P. Morgan - Video Interview Invitation Corporate & Investment Banking Summer Analyst, J.P. Morgan HireVue Interview Questions: What to Expect, Superday Advice From a Tired Interviewer, J.P. Morgan HireVue Interview Questions: What to Expect

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