Anyone have any info on Epic Investment Partners?

I have a final round 3-hour case study interview as an intern (and 1-hour presentation at Epic Investment and I wondered if anyone has insight into what the style of the case study is, how they approach the presentation etc.

(I'm someone who doesn't have a strong background in finance/accounting, so I would appreciate advice as a university student on how to approach preparing for such case studies)

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For a case study interview and presentation at Epic Investment Partners, here's how you can prepare effectively, especially as a university student without a strong finance/accounting background:

1. Understand the Case Study Format

  • Based on insights from WSO discussions, case studies often involve analyzing a business scenario, such as evaluating acquisition targets, assessing financial performance, or making strategic recommendations.
  • You may be required to:
    • Analyze financial data (e.g., valuation multiples like EV/EBITDA, EV/Sales, EBITDA margins).
    • Make a clear recommendation and back it up with logical reasoning.
    • Present your findings concisely and answer follow-up questions.

2. Preparation Tips

  • Brush Up on Financial Basics:
    • Learn key valuation metrics like EV/EBITDA, EV/Sales, and EBITDA margins. These are often used in investment-related case studies.
    • Familiarize yourself with financial statements (Income Statement, Balance Sheet, Cash Flow Statement) and how they interconnect.
  • Practice Structuring Your Analysis:
    • Use a clear framework to approach the case:
      1. Define the problem.
      2. Analyze the data provided.
      3. Develop a recommendation.
      4. Support your recommendation with evidence.
  • Time Management:
    • Allocate time wisely during the 3-hour case study. For example:
      • 1 hour for understanding the problem and analyzing data.
      • 1 hour for drafting your recommendation and preparing slides.
      • 1 hour for refining your presentation and practicing delivery.

3. Presentation Tips

  • Clarity and Structure:
    • Start with an executive summary: State your recommendation upfront.
    • Use a logical flow: Problem → Analysis → Recommendation → Supporting Evidence.
  • Visuals:
    • Keep slides clean and professional. Use charts or tables to present data effectively.
  • Anticipate Questions:
    • Be ready to explain your assumptions and defend your recommendation.

4. Leverage Resources

  • If you have access to WSO's Financial Modeling Courses or Interview Prep Courses, these can help you build foundational skills quickly.
  • Practice with templates like the Investment Banking Resume Template or Stock Pitch Template available on WSO to structure your work professionally.

5. Mindset

  • Even without a strong finance background, focus on demonstrating logical thinking, problem-solving skills, and a willingness to learn. Interviewers value structured approaches and clear communication.

Good luck with your case study and presentation!

Sources: How to prepare for an assessment center?, Q&A: European PE Professional, Most academic style of investing that requires the most thought?, CVC Capital Partners case study - Investment team

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