Private Credit Interviews
How do private credit interviews differ from private equity interviews? Can you suggest some guides/ videos/ courses I can look at?
I get that credit investors would typically look at covenants, and maybe also a different profitability metric (FCF for principal but also op margins so interest is paid out), very novice in this field - pls suggest!!
Based on the most helpful WSO content, here are the key differences between private credit and private equity interviews, along with some resources you can explore:
Key Differences in Interviews:
Focus on Credit Metrics:
Deal Discussion:
Modeling:
Suggested Resources:
Private Equity Interview Course:
Private Credit Interview Advice:
WSO Academy:
Private Equity vs. Private Credit Forum:
Additional Notes:
By focusing on these areas and utilizing the suggested resources, you can better prepare for private credit interviews.
Sources: Private Equity vs. Private Credit, Private Credit Interview Advice, Private Credit Resources and Prep
PC is focused on downside protection while ensuring their target return is hit. Without mentioning equity kickers / going down the rabbit hole (keeping it simple), upside does not apply to lenders. Whereas, PE is focused on maximizing upside potential via ramping up a platform and etc (ie finding ways to exit at strong MOICs). As such, assessing an opportunity will be different pending which lens you’re wearing.
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