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Private Equity in China: The Worst of Both Worlds?

Mergers and Inquisitions

Investment Banking Experience at Bulge Bracket or Top Domestic Banks – As with PE anywhere, you need a few years of IB experience to be competitive in most cases. Working at the bulge brackets or elite boutiques is better for international funds, while IB experience at the top Chinese banks (CICC, CITIC, Huatai, Haitong, etc.)

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Sovereign Wealth Funds: The Full Guide to the Industry, Recruiting, Careers, and Exits

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Some other large funds might also qualify; unfortunately, there’s little information available on most of them. Depth of Work – Traditional PE/HF: You’ll spend time doing market research, meeting management teams/customers/competitors, and building detailed financial models for any deal that moves past your quick screening.

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Renewable Energy Investment Banking: How to Make Greens by Going Green

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Renewable Energy Accounting, Valuation, and Financial Modeling For the most part, very little is “new” here. These firms do a bit of everything (solar, wind, storage, batteries, and biofuel), and you’d have to break them into segments to do the full analysis.

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Fixed Income Research: The Overlooked Younger Brother of Equity Research?

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You cover quarterly earnings and send updated models and notes to clients and other teams. The differences vs. equity research lie in the details: Financial models focus on the downside scenarios and analyze each issuance separately: the Yield to Worst , Yield to Maturity , Recovery percentages, and the default risk.