Bocconi MSc Finance Uncategorized by Bocconi Students PE Club - September 29, 20190 By Eric Peghini in collaboration with peers It has come to the attention of the SSHB editors that while the Bocconi Students PE association (BSPE) has established itself as a source of buy-side content (a sore but welcome thumb given our host’s title), there still remains bewilderment surrounding the university that
Coffee Break with Vincenzo Gazzaneo from Oxy Capital Interview Series by Bocconi Students PE Club - September 29, 2019January 10, 20200 By Camilla Cameroni Oxy Capital is a Private Equity firm that was founded in Portugal in 2011 and employs a global workforce of more than 30 professionals. The Milan office was opened in 2014 and currently operates with a team of 12 professionals – of which include the 3 founding partners
Infra Funds! Infrastructure by Bocconi Students PE Club - September 22, 2019January 10, 20200 By Eric Peghini Initially posted on the BSPEC blog On a cold, gusty Saturday afternoon, “Nation’s infrastructure is collapsing, MAGA!” This was not a poorly executed haiku but rather a tweet attributable to the one and only infallible D.J. Trump and, never mind your opinion of the POTUS, a rallying cry that the population
Commercial Banking in Hong Kong China Commercial Banking Hong Kong by Karl - September 18, 2019September 18, 20190 Written by a Vice President of Commercial Banking in Hong Kong Commercial Banking Career Path in Hong Kong Despite what you may see in the news, commercial banking in Hong Kong is booming still. If you go on LinkedIn, eFinancialCareers or indeed.com, you will find too many jobs to fill, from entry
Leveraged Finance Debt Capital Markets in Asia China Debt Capital Markets Hong Kong Leveraged Finance by Karl - September 16, 2019September 16, 20190 Written by a bulge bracket investment banker in Asia Capital Markets in Asia Pacific Asia is the largest population center in the world and has the fastest growing economies. China and India need no introduction, but Southeast Asia (Vietnam, Indonesia, Malaysia, Thailand – and a little later Cambodia, Laos and Myanmar) also
Introduction to Debt Capacity Commercial Banking Credit Restructuring by Matt - September 12, 2019September 12, 20190 Debt capacity is an analysis conducted in determining what is the sustainable level of debt for a company. Debt capacity is a very important concept to understand in credit. As such, debt capacity is the first thing they teach in the training manual for corporate and commercial bankers – how much
Precedent Transaction Comparables Trading Comparables by Matt - September 7, 2019May 6, 20200 In a previous series, we covered trading comparables in depth. Trading comparables (or simply “comps”) are one of the three core valuation methodologies that investment bankers use. In this post, we cover precedent transaction comparables (also called “precedents” or “transaction comps”) – which are also important, especially for an M&A context. Spreading
Distressed Debt Overview Fixed Income Restructuring by Matt - September 5, 2019September 5, 20190 Introduction to Distressed Debt Similar to all other aspects of finance and investing, distressed debt investing means higher risk and higher reward. Distressed debt is in itself a very unique asset class that falls under the jurisdiction of alternative asset managers – primarily hedge funds. Although debt markets are very large
中国留学生在加拿大的提示 | Tips for Chinese International Students in Canada 中文 by Matt - September 1, 2019March 5, 20200 (商学院或經濟貿易) 我们收到了来加拿大完成本科学位的中国留学生的大量问题。这些国际学生中有超大比例选择商学院或經濟貿易. 7404