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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  1. 015An office REIT owns three buildings at different cap rates. Work out its net asset value per unit, its loan to value, and whether the units trade at a premium or a discount.Sector valuationWarm upMorgan StanleyLondon · 2025
  2. 027An oil and gas producer has proved reserves of oil and gas sold at a discount to the benchmark. Build its net asset value and show what a wider oil differential costs.Sector valuationHardScotiabankHouston · 2026
  3. 039Two software companies: one grows fast and burns cash, the other grows slowly and throws off cash. Compare them on the rule of 40 and growth-adjusted multiples, and say which looks cheaper.Sector valuationCoreLazardSan Francisco · 2026
  4. 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
  5. 061Shunyak Data Centres has 100 MW operating and 150 MW under construction. How would you value the operating and development portfolios, and what risk sits in each?Sector valuationHardLazardNew York · 2026
  6. 074Chaupalik Mart opens 40 stores a year at Rs 12 crore each, and a new store reaches Rs 3 crore of EBITDA after two years. At a 12% cost of capital, what does a new store earn, and what is the opening programme worth on top of the existing estate?Sector valuationCoreConsumer and retail IBIndustry coverage
  7. 086A tower company owns 20,000 telecom towers with 1.6 tenants each, paying Rs 5 lakh a year per tenant, and each tower costs Rs 3 lakh a year to run. What is EBITDA today, and what is it if tenancy rises to 1.9 with no new towers?Sector valuationWarm upTMT IBIndustry coverage
  8. 097A lender has a Rs 10,000 crore book on Rs 2,000 crore of equity, an 8% net interest margin, operating costs of 2.5% and credit costs of 1.5% of the book, tax at 25%, cost of equity 15% and growth 10%. Compute ROA, ROE and the justified price-to-book, then redo it with credit costs at 3%.Sector valuationHardFinancial institutions groupIndustry coverage

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