Hello, everyone. Traditionally an IM contains many pages. But during a 30 min interview where several slides of a company is given and you're asked to write an IM, how will you condense your IM? How will you analyzed and organize the IM structure?
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1. Opportunity overview (e.g., company description, proposed investment structure/transaction, maybe a high-level P&L if that exists, any relevant metrics/KPIs to the business)
2. Investment Pros
3. Investment Cons
4. Returns analysis if possible?
5. Supporting analyses/docs if possible?
This is a pretty good framework that I used for a case study with an UMM fund (got the offer). I'd have 2-3 bullets for each:
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