Investment Banking case studies, worked step by step

Cases
100
Traced to a firm
55
Topics
12
Hard
30
Topic
All topicsLBO9Accretion and dilution7Reading financials8Restructuring11M&A strategy9Deal execution7Operating cases and estimation8Credit and leveraged finance9Comps and relative value9Sector valuation8Capital markets and financing8DCF and intrinsic value7
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AnyWarm upCoreHard
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AnyReported at a firmStandard
Showing 51–60 of 100
  1. 051Size a hospital's revenue and EBITDA from its beds, then value a new wing at maturity against what it costs to build.Sector valuationWarm upCredit SuisseMumbai · 2020
  2. 052An infrastructure company's cost of debt rises with leverage. Compute its WACC at four debt levels and find where it is lowest.Capital markets and financingCoreScotiabankCity of London · 2026
  3. 053A distributor asks for a working capital line against its receivables and inventory. Compute the borrowing base, the amount it can still draw, and what would shrink the base.Credit and leveraged financeWarm upCorporate bankingLeveraged finance
  4. 054In the Kirnav Engineering buyout, management rolls Rs 40 crore of equity alongside the sponsor and also gets an incentive plan. How is the exit equity split, what does the sponsor earn, and what is the difference between the rollover and the incentive?LBOCoreCitiNew York · 2026
  5. 055Rajvik Industries is offered 8x EBITDA for a non-core division, but the sale triggers tax. Should it sell the division or keep it?M&A strategyCoreElite boutique IBCorporate development
  6. 056Compare an AI model developer burning cash to grow 150% a year with a mature, highly profitable enterprise software company. Which multiple would you use for each, what drives value, and where would you look for growth?Comps and relative valueHardEvercoreNew York · 2026
  7. 057Druvik Software trades at 30x earnings and buys Namyaa Services for 18x earnings, paying entirely in new shares. Is the deal accretive, by how much, and does that make it a good deal?Accretion and dilutionWarm upBulge bracket IBElite boutique IB
  8. 058Saptak Holdings owns 80% of a power generator with its own debt and all of a small trading arm, and owes notes at the holding company. What do the holdco noteholders recover in a liquidation, and how do the consolidated accounts overstate their protection?RestructuringHardMoelis & CompanyNew York · 2025
  9. 059An electric vehicle charger costs Rs 12 lakh to install. How long does it take to pay back, and how many sessions a day would halve that?Operating cases and estimationWarm upMiddle market IBConsulting style cases
  10. 060How would you value a company with negative cash flows? Value Zyvora Mobility, a fast-growing loss-maker, with an eight-year DCF and an exit multiple, and show where the value comes from.DCF and intrinsic valueHardCredit SuisseNew York · 2025

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