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Project Finance vs. Corporate Finance: Careers, Recruiting, Financial Modeling, and More

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This article will focus on careers and recruiting , while the accompanying YouTube video will discuss the technical/modeling aspects in more detail. Many of these assets last for decades , have stable/predictable cash flows , use substantial Debt (50 – 60%+ of the total price), and use sized and sculpted Debt.

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Corporate Finance Jobs: Cozy Careers, But Bad “Plan B” Options

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Recruiting is straightforward and much less competitive / time-sensitive than IB roles; you can get in coming from a solid-but-not-top-tier university with decent grades and good accounting knowledge. Recruiting: How to Win Corporate Finance Jobs Corporate finance jobs are much less competitive than investment banking jobs.

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How Private Equity uses ‘Roll-up’ Strategies to Drive Investment Returns

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If the larger roll-up acquirer has the ability to finance these acquisitions with incremental debt capacity, the equity value uplift may be even greater (although the reasons for this are beyond the scope of this article). This begs an important question: why do roll-ups receive a higher value than smaller acquisition targets?

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Investment Banking in Singapore: The Best Gateway to Asia for the Non-Chinese?

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The basic difference is that the international bulge bracket banks tend to be stronger in M&A advisory and weaker in equity and debt capital markets. The deal types span a wide range, but equity and debt deals are more common than M&A since many companies in emerging markets are in “growth mode.” As in the U.S.,

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Bulge Bracket Banks: 2024 Edition

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Bulge Bracket Bank Definition: The “bulge brackets” are the largest global banks that operate in all regions and offer all services – M&A, equity, debt, and others – to clients; they work on the biggest deals (usually $1 billion+) and have divisions for sales & trading , equity research , wealth management , corporate banking , and more.

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Warning Signs Your Business’s Liquidity Needs Attention

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Signals to Watch Given Fed Chairman Powell’s latest remarks on potentially higher and faster rate hikes, it is critical for owners to take a hard look at their debt structures. Both customers and vendors may face similar issues your company is observing, including the rising cost of debt, wage inflation, supply chain imbalances and more.

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12 Concepts We Can Learn About M&A Deals and Attorneys From How2Exit's Interview Mathew Saur

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a strategic legal advisory out of New York City, is a prime example of someone who has been successful in this field. He was recruited to Teal College, which is between Pittsburgh, Erie, and Youngstown in Western Pennsylvania. Another example of leverage debt for multiple expansion is the marketing agency industry.

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