Finance Bootcamp: Valuation, Excel & Interview Prep

Attention students interested in investment banking, private equity, portfolio management, business and corporate development, capital markets, equity & credit research, and industry corporate finance careers!

The Career Center will be hosting Wall Street Prep for an exclusive day-long session for Brandeis students. This bootcamp is led by former investment bankers with applied expertise in corporate valuation modeling methodologies and provides a great opportunity for you to prepare for technical finance interviews.

TOPICS COVERED:

• Financial statement analysis and valuation
• Merger and acquisition consequences analysis
• Excel skills
• Interview preparation strategies

WHY SHOULD YOU ATTEND?

Gain technical knowledge in preparation for investment banking and finance interviews. Learn the proper interview strategies to ensure recruiting success. Fine-tune your knowledge of the corporate valuation methodologies most often tested during interviews. Gain an unprecedented insider’s view of the interview process.

WHO SHOULD ATTEND:

This bootcamp especially useful for students applying for or thinking about applying to roles in: investment banking, corporate finance, private equity, portfolio management, business development, capital markets, and equity & credit research

DETAILS:

The session runs from 9:00 AM to 5:00 PM on Sunday, October 18. A lunch break will be provided, though lunch is not included. General registration will open on Monday, September 28 at 9:00am. Space is limited, registration deadline is Tuesday, October 13 at 9:00 AM.

Before the session, you’ll receive access to Wall Street Prep’s Excel and Accounting Crash Course. It’s recommended to complete the material ahead of the session.

Sponsored by The Career Center, open to undergraduate students.

WHAT STUDENTS SAY:
How did you prepare for the Wall Street Prep seminar?

After signing up, I received online access to WSP’s courses, which were a great source of information to get up to speed before we started. The instructors refer to these concepts throughout the course.

How was the Wall Street Prep seminar?

The WSP seminar is very hands-on. I learned how to apply financial concepts to financial modeling tasks that investment bankers do on the job. It was great preparation for my investment banking internship. The instructors did a good job of explaining the concepts to us, even though we had varying degrees of prior financial experience, everyone learned at least one thing in the seminar.