Portfolio Management case studies, worked step by step
- Cases
- 100
- Traced to a firm
- 50
- Topics
- 13
- Hard
- 30
Topic
All topicsStock pitch and thesis defence11Fixed income, credit and LDI11Strategic and tactical allocation7Factor investing and quant6Company analysis and valuation7Performance evaluation and manager selection7Client mandates and IPS8Risk management and limit breaches8Rebalancing, implementation and costs7Real assets and private markets8Portfolio construction and optimisation7Macro and multi-asset scenarios7Asset management business and products6
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- 001Garudvahan Aerospace has eight years of orders, but production problems have cut deliveries by 20% and it carries net debt. Is it a good investment? Give a two-line thesis on the spot.SchrodersNew York · 2025
- 014Pitch a trucking company on operating leverage: revenue Rs 3,000 crore, fixed costs Rs 600 crore, variable costs 70% of revenue. If revenue rises 15%, what happens to operating profit, and how do you answer when the interviewer attacks each assumption?Wellington ManagementBoston · 2019
- 024In a risk interview, pitch a pharma stock risk first: 45% of revenue from US generics, one plant under regulatory observation, a downside of minus 35% at 30% probability and an upside of plus 40% at 70%. What is the expected return, and how large a position does it justify?Franklin TempletonSan Mateo · 2017
- 027A two-wheeler maker's electric share of volume rises from 5% to 25% in four years at an 8% margin, against 13% on petrol models. Does the shift raise or lower the company's value if the market pays a higher multiple for electric earnings?Wellington ManagementHong Kong · 2022
- 040Pitch a beverages company and cross-check the valuation: it trades at 35 times earnings, while a DCF with free cash flow of Rs 300 crore growing 15% for five years, then 6%, at an 11.5% discount rate gives a different answer. Find the assumption that reconciles the two.SchrodersLondon · 2024SchrodersLondon · 2024
- 050Your stock pitch on a restaurant chain says margins rise from 12% to 17% as input costs fall 10%. The interviewer asks: what if costs don't fall? Show earnings per share under both cases and what the current price implies.Apollo Global ManagementAnonymous interview candidate in · 2021Apollo Global ManagementRemote · 2021Apollo Global ManagementAnonymous interview candidate in · 2021
- 057Pitch a tile maker on capital allocation: net cash is a fifth of its market value and it throws off steady free cash flow. Compare a buyback with new capex, and say what re-rating a commitment to return cash could bring.AmundiBotson · 2022
- 070Prepare a full pitch on a specialty chemicals maker doubling capacity from 40,000 to 80,000 tonnes over three years for Rs 1,200 crore at EBITDA of Rs 45,000 a tonne. Value it at 18 times year-three earnings against today's price and identify the assumption you must defend.Wellington ManagementBoston · 2024
- 076Give me a two-minute pitch on Rangrez Paints: one thesis, one catalyst, one risk.Northern TrustChicago · 2022
- 089Pitch a listed jeweller as a quality-at-a-reasonable-price long. Tie it to your investment philosophy and explain how the gold price risk is handled.Franklin TempletonSan Mateo · 2024
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