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Investment Banking Technical Interview Questions and Answers | Latest Version | 2025/2026 | Correct &  Verified
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  • Investment Banking Technical Interview Questions and Answers | Latest Version | 2025/2026 | Correct & Verified What is a comparable company analysis? Valuing a firm using similar publicly traded companies What is a precedent transaction analysis? Valuing a company using past M&A deals What is a DCF analysis? A valuation based on projected future cash flows What does DCF stand for? Discounted cash flow Why are future cash flows discounted? Money today is worth more t...
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  • Investment Banking Technical Interview Questions All Answers Correct Would you be calculating Enterprise Value or Equity Value when using a multiple based on free cash flow or EBITDA? ️Enterprise Value. EBITDA and free cash flow represent cash flows that are available to repay holders of a company's debt and equity, so a multiple based on one of those two metrics would describe the value of the firm to all investors. What does Balance Sheet show? What's the equation? ️It is a...
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  • Investment Banking - Technical Interview Questions Rated A+ A company has had a positive EBITDA for the past 10 years, but it recently went bankrupt. How could this happen? ️1. Excessive capital expenditures (cash-flow neg) 2. Unaffordable high interest expense 3. Credit crunch for loan maturity. 4. Significant one-time charges (from litigation, etc.) that are high enough to bankrupt the company. A company makes $100 cash purchase of equipment on Dec. 31. How does this impact the t...
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