Learning the Equity Side

I'm a debt broker who's experience has been 99% focused on straight down the fairway perm deals and some bridge exposure. There's not many at my firm that understand the equity placement side of the business and I want to be more proactive about learning it. Do any of you have any recommendations on online sources, books, podcasts...etc... where I can learn more of the basics and modeling? 

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What are you trying to learn? If you place debt, don't you have to do the equity modeling so you can create books/and pitch deals to lenders?

I'm a little scared that you don't see the corollary between debt and equity and have maybe(?) successful placing debt (or the lenders you work with just think you are an idiot).

 
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