This test evaluates a candidate's understanding of basic-level Private Equity concepts and terminology. The test covers a broad range of topics from fund structures, sources of capital, common industry terminology, valuation methodologies, due diligence workstreams and high-level deal structuring.
This test is effective in assessing a candidate's basic-level understanding of Private Equity, targeting those entering the industry for the first time or working in adjacent industries that come into regular contact with Private Equity funds.
Designed to access
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Understanding of core Private Equity concepts
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Fund structuring
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Valuation methodology
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Due Diligence workstreams
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Deal structuring
Use this test to hire for
- Private Equity Analysts
- Private Equity Associates
- Corporate Finance
- Investment Banking
- Fund Placement
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Duration 10 minutes
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Languages English
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Level Beginner / Level 1
Question
Private Equity funds have Limited Partners and General Partners as part of a typical fund structure. Which of the following accurately describes a General Partner:
Select ONE answer
Question
Which of the following definitions best describes a ‘buy and build’ strategy:
Select ONE answer
Question
Why would Private Equity use leverage when buying a business?
Select ONE answer
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