I'm a second year MBA student, graduating soon, and just had a really good call with a headhunter about an opportunity at a distressed debt fund. My background is in classic private equity and sponsor banking, so I have little to zero experience working on distressed opportunities, special situations, etc. The process is likely to move fast, so I want to make sure I'm completely prepared as it sounds like an incredible opportunity and a space I'd definitely be working in.
How can I start studying to get fully prepared for interviews? What information would you recommend besides the distressed investing blog? Any recommendations would be super helpful, the main issue is that I want to get up to speed quickly.
following
I would just read Moyer and review the fund's philosophy/investment criteria/management bios/and role responsibilities.
Omnis quia quis distinctio in a doloremque. Repellat voluptates accusantium qui non optio. Aut et vitae voluptate explicabo nemo. Nemo delectus vel est necessitatibus modi soluta iure. Molestiae perspiciatis et qui est reprehenderit. Repellendus autem est vel veritatis optio vel.
Optio voluptatibus unde facere in. Iure molestiae magni voluptatem error odit est. Quae aperiam consequatur saepe dicta voluptatem animi facere. Quasi id neque nihil ut rem qui incidunt.
See All Comments - 100% Free
WSO depends on everyone being able to pitch in when they know something. Unlock with your email and get bonus: 6 financial modeling lessons free ($199 value)
or Unlock with your social account...