Due Diligence
If you like applying Due Diligence, every challenge here gives you a chance to practice it on a real industry brief.
- StrategySeniorNew
Fintech Partnership Risk Assessment for a Traditional Bank
Your task is to conduct a risk assessment for WellsTrade's potential partnership with PayFlow. Review PayFlow's business model, cybersecurity posture, regulatory compliance (e.g…
- Operational Risk
- Vendor Risk
- Cybersecurity
Banking and Financial Institutions - StrategyBeginnerNew
Hedge Fund Strategy for a Family Office Investing in Private Debt
Your task is to produce a comprehensive investment memo that recommends a specific private debt hedge fund strategy for the family office. Include a comparative analysis of the …
- Private Debt
- Hedge Fund Structures
- Due Diligence
Hedge Funds and Alternative Investments - AnalysisBeginnerNew
Acquisition of a Bangalore D2C Cosmetics Startup
As a junior M&A analyst at BeautyCo, you must assess GlowUp's business model, financials, and market position. You need to conduct a valuation using DCF and comparable company a…
- Financial Analysis
- Valuation
- Due Diligence
Mergers and Acquisitions - AnalysisIntermediateNew
LBO of a German Industrial Components Manufacturer
Conduct a full LBO analysis: build a financial model projecting EBITDA, debt repayment, and returns under base and downside scenarios. Propose a capital structure (senior debt, …
- Three Statement Modeling
- LBO Analysis
- Due Diligence
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