Not exactly sure what to expect. I'm a sophomore, have previous banking experience, but it wasn't modeling intensive at all/ it was also unrelated. I also do a lot of investing in my spare time and understand on a fairly deep level how it and LBOs work though, and through the job description, it seems they have a high focus on finding new investments and due diligence(since they just closed a new fund), which I am pretty good at. Probably need to brush up on exact accounting knowledge and modeling skills but anything else? It also does not seem too modeling intensive. Have other people done something like this? Any help would be appreciated. Thanks.
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