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Accepted an offer for a firm largely focused on software buyout.  For context, I have been working as an analyst in software M&A for nearly two years.  In my experience, the models were standard LBOs, however, within the case there were software oriented metrics (ie recurring revenue, LTV / CAC, ARR retention, etc.)  It was expected to interpret these and provide color in the case debrief.  

I did do some practice models that incorporated revenue roll forwards / high-level sales rep build down to adjusted EBITDA (did not encounter these in practice).  Dependent on your familiarity with software, I would read about software drivers online and take notes on key metrics + their formulas (Bessemer puts out some good resources and there are plenty of other SaaS primers).  I would then look around for software models - I was able to source some from my network and found some online.  

 

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