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It's all about the reps. Once you've even done one whole one, you'll realize how repetitive these things can be. Try to see which deal your company has done before is closest to your current one and look at that CIM. If the companies are pretty similar, you can actually rip a lot of the pages from there and just change them a little bit to match the current company.

You'll find a lot of your analyst friends are just adjusting some of the wordings and headings from other CIMs when making their own slides.

 

To become great at writing CIM's people will often say you just need experience. However, it is also important to actually think about why you are doing this slide.

  • What kind of value is it adding?
  • How do you frame it to match your story?
  • What information supports your thesis?

I often see the analysts just put in information with no real thought to why you write about X, Y or Z. Furthermore, the biggest secret among all is that people steal slides from other banks all the time, I mean I've done it too. I've seen CIM's from BB's that contain the exact same slides as projects that went out a year ago.

 

Step one: major in liberal arts

Why deal with finance classes and problem sets when you can just read books?

 

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