No, the portal update is mistake.Is debevoise still taking. Applications ?
Thanks @Jacob Miller, that's really reassuringNo not at all, I've used plenty of examples for experiences not listed on my application or even my CV - I keep my CV strictly to 2 pages so have to be selective with what I feature on it; some apps limit you to 6/8 work exp inputs so I just choose the most relevant stuff to put on the app
Ahhh wait sorry I’m being dumb - I’ve just realised - Happy Valentine’s Day everyone 😂ummm I haven’t a clue what I’ve done does anyone else have hearts floating on their screen ???
Don’t worry took me a while. Although can’t work out how to turn it off 😬Ahhh wait sorry I’m being dumb - I’ve just realised - Happy Valentine’s Day everyone 😂
I can’t turn it off either- Is this a part of that update to TCLA from a while ago?Don’t worry took me a while. Although can’t work out how to turn it off 😬
Was it cvMail? It does this all the time it is so annoyingI was looking at one of my applications that I sent off last month and saw a grammar error. I dunno if it is the system or I did it by accident. I accidentally might have well I didn't leave a space between 2 words and stated Iwill. What do you lot think should I be worried about that grammar error. I mean will this be a straight rejection.
It’s the second part of your answer that is the most important: the cost of capital of debt is cheaper than equity.So by using leverage a PE firm can spread the equity they have into multiple investments. For example, instead of investing in one company for 100m and realising 300m in profit, the firm can use 25m of equity plus 75m of debt and spread their 100m and invest in 4 companies. This means that their profit will be higher (hypothetically let's say 4x higher at 1200m). The only thing they have detracting from their profit is interest on any debt, which will be lower than the extra profit they can make.
Also, if interest rates are low, debt can be cheaper and by investing less equity, if the company becomes insolvent, the PE firm is losing less of its own capital than if it had invested all of its equity in that company.
Hi all, I have an interview for a VS but after reading over my application, I have realised my phone number is incorrect by one digit.
It is really stressing me out. I can't stop thinking that as soon as I mention it, that's my chance of securing the VS out the window... why would they give someone a VS if their attention to detail is so poor they can't enter their own phone number correctly???
What would any of you advise me do? The only contact details I have with the firm is the HR partner who is conducting my interview
I was looking at one of my applications that I sent off last month and saw a grammar error. I dunno if it is the system or I did it by accident. I accidentally might have well I didn't leave a space between 2 words and stated Iwill. What do you lot think should I be worried about that grammar error. I mean will this be a straight rejection.
Can I just say a special thanks to @Dheepa for giving very comprehensive interview advice when I did not know where to start and @Jacob Miller for his excellent article on interviews, I feel like I was able to use the advice in my interview prep (particularly focusing on breaking down the A within STAR to show my thought process and go into detail and the useful advice of using bullet points to prep my answer rather than having a script!!!) I feel much more prepared for my interview now!
I see - I am sure you answered both well.
Well I genuinely hope you get it. Did they tell you how long it would take to find out, and if successful is it a phone call?
Could someone explain how the use of leverage increases the profit for a PE firm?
So by using leverage a PE firm can spread the equity they have into multiple investments. For example, instead of investing in one company for 100m and realising 300m in profit, the firm can use 25m of equity plus 75m of debt and spread their 100m and invest in 4 companies. This means that their profit will be higher (hypothetically let's say 4x higher at 1200m). The only thing they have detracting from their profit is interest on any debt, which will be lower than the extra profit they can make.
Also, if interest rates are low, debt can be cheaper and by investing less equity, if the company becomes insolvent, the PE firm is losing less of its own capital than if it had invested all of its equity in that company.
What do you mean? I sent my app a few days ago to Debevoise after seeing the deadline had moved to 14th of Feb...I think I would die if I heard it won’t even be considered and this post really gave me anxietyNo, the portal update is mistake.
The hearts is actually something our developer added...trying to remove it 😂
Edit: Done!