Based on previous WSO threads, it seems that sharing case studies via PM has been a common practice, but it can be inefficient. Instead, there have been suggestions to create a Google Drive repository accessible to everyone for PE resources. This would be a huge value add to the community.
If you're looking for specific case studies, you might find it helpful to check out the WSO Free Modeling Series, which offers financial modeling lessons and templates. Additionally, engaging in discussions on the WSO forums can connect you with members who might share their resources directly.
For more detailed resources, consider exploring:
- PE case study repositories suggested by community members.
- Financial modeling templates available through WSO's free series.
- Networking with other users on the forums who might have the case studies you need.
If you need further assistance or specific links, feel free to ask!
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Based on previous WSO threads, it seems that sharing case studies via PM has been a common practice, but it can be inefficient. Instead, there have been suggestions to create a Google Drive repository accessible to everyone for PE resources. This would be a huge value add to the community.
If you're looking for specific case studies, you might find it helpful to check out the WSO Free Modeling Series, which offers financial modeling lessons and templates. Additionally, engaging in discussions on the WSO forums can connect you with members who might share their resources directly.
For more detailed resources, consider exploring: - PE case study repositories suggested by community members. - Financial modeling templates available through WSO's free series. - Networking with other users on the forums who might have the case studies you need.
If you need further assistance or specific links, feel free to ask!
Sources: PE CASE STUDY REPOSITORY, https://www.wallstreetoasis.com/forums/anyone-willing-to-share-a-pe-interview-case-study?customgpt=1, What are the UMM/MF funds that people in top IB groups would immediately accept offers from?, Interview - Case study help (Urgent), Infrastructure modeling exams/guides
What PC ones do you have? Looking for UMM/MF PC and can trade with several PE / PC ones
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