Difference between Infra PE vs traditional pe modelling
Hi all,
I have a modeling exam and interview coming up for an Infra-focused PE.
For the purpose of passing the test, I was wondering about the difference between infra PE vs traditional PE modeling exam.
I would like to ask how your experience was. What variables/inputs were you given with? From my understanding the former involves more project finance-focused elements while the latter is more centered around LBO stuff...
For those of you who have gone through recruiting processes, I would greatly appreciate your insights...
This might be too high level and I’ll let others answer in more detail.
The biggest differences in infra modeling vs LBO are:
Depends on the firm - if they invest more in platforms, the test will be a standard LBO test just with an Infra target (ex: port, trucking company, airline, etc)
if they invest in hard assets it’s building a project finance model - corality has good intro materials.
Have done a ton of interviews at megafunds and MM firms in this last recruiting cycle. Can absolutely confirm this comment.
Can you shoot me a message ? Im looking to get into project finance.
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