Investment Banking case studies, worked step by step
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- Topics
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- 016A power utility wants to issue a 10-year bond. Set the initial price talk and the final coupon from its existing bond, and say what happens if government yields rise during the bookbuild.TD SecuritiesToronto · 2026
- 028A software company sits on Rs 3,000 crore of idle cash. Compute the EPS effect of buying back shares at a premium and set out the case for a buyback, a special dividend and holding the cash.Equity capital marketsDebt capital markets
- 040A chemicals company needs Rs 2,000 crore for an acquisition. Compare all debt, all equity and a 50/50 mix on EPS and on leverage against the rating threshold, and recommend one.Credit SuisseAnonymous interview candidate in · 2021
- 052An infrastructure company's cost of debt rises with leverage. Compute its WACC at four debt levels and find where it is lowest.ScotiabankCity of London · 2026
- 063Hemvik Pharma can borrow Rs 1,000 crore at 9% or issue a 2% convertible at a 30% premium. Compare EPS under each, find the share price at which conversion makes sense, and say what Hemvik is really selling.Equity capital marketsDebt capital markets
- 075Varnika Retail is preparing a Rs 1,200 crore IPO, Rs 400 crore fresh and Rs 800 crore an offer for sale, with peers at 45x to 55x earnings and a 15% IPO discount. Set the price band, the post-issue market value and the dilution.Equity capital marketsDebt capital markets
- 087A steel company with 100 crore shares at Rs 120 announces a 1-for-4 rights issue at Rs 80. What is the theoretical ex-rights price, what is each right worth, and what happens to a holder who does nothing?Equity capital marketsDebt capital markets
- 099A promoter wants to sell 5% of a hospital company, 2.5 crore shares at Rs 600 with daily volume of 30 lakh shares. An overnight block at a 4% discount, or selling 25% of daily volume for about 33 days with an expected 3% impact and 2% daily volatility. Which would you advise?Equity capital marketsDebt capital markets
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