Verity Knowledge Solutions Investment Banking Associate Interview Questions and Answers

Q1. Trade life cycle, vendor tools
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Q3. Tell me about your profile
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I have a strong background in finance and investment banking with experience in analyzing financial data and executing transactions.
• Bachelor's degree in Finance from XYZ University

• Internship at ABC Investment Bank, where I assisted in financial modeling and due diligence for M&A transactions

• Worked as an Analyst at DEF Capital, where I conducted industry research and prepared pitch books for client presentations

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Q1. 1. Tell me about yours self in short
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I am an experienced Investment Banking Associate with a strong background in financial analysis and deal execution.
• Worked at XYZ Investment Bank for 5 years

• Led multiple successful M&A transactions

• Proficient in financial modeling and valuation

• Strong analytical and problem-solving skills

• Excellent communication and presentation abilities
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Q2. 2. About your college life
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Q3. 3. Different between net profit and gross profit
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Net profit is the profit after all expenses including taxes, while gross profit is the profit before deducting expenses.
• Gross profit is the revenue minus the cost of goods sold

• Net profit is the gross profit minus all expenses including taxes

• Gross profit is used to calculate gross profit margin, while net profit is used to calculate net profit margin

• Example: A company has revenue of $100,000 and cost of goods sold of $6...read more
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Q4. 4. What is asset and type of asset
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An asset is a resource with economic value that an individual, corporation, or country owns or controls with the expectation that it will provide future benefit.
• Assets can be tangible, such as property, equipment, or inventory, or intangible, such as patents, trademarks, or goodwill.

• They can also be current, such as cash or accounts receivable, or long-term, such as investments or real estate.

• Assets are typically class...read more
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Q5. 5. Account receivable
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Q1. Self introduction
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Q2. Iam Anjali From Aditya women's degree college kakinada Inter mediate complete in narayana junior college Schooling: Ravindra Bharathi school
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Q3. Certificates:mepro,Cisco, python, hacker rank,play badmantion,oracle,lead India,java
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Q4. My 10th percentage:98 My inter percentage:70 My degree percentage:80
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Q5. Self Confidence, Leadership Skills, Social Service.
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Q6. Listening music,Travelling
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Q1. What is Trade lifecycle
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Trade lifecycle refers to the various stages involved in the execution and settlement of a trade.
• Trade initiation: The process begins with the decision to buy or sell a financial instrument.

• Order placement: The trade is then placed with a broker or through an electronic trading platform.

• Trade execution: The order is matched with a counterparty and the trade is executed.

• Confirmation: Both parties receive trade confirmat...read more
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Q2. How is primary market diffrent from secondary
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Primary market is where new securities are issued and sold for the first time, while secondary market is where already issued securities are traded among investors.
• Primary market involves the sale of new securities by companies to raise capital.

• Secondary market involves the trading of already issued securities among investors.

• Primary market transactions occur between the issuer and the investor, while secondary market ...read more
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Q3. Explain what are OTC trades
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OTC trades are private transactions between two parties without the involvement of an exchange.
• OTC stands for Over-The-Counter

• OTC trades are not regulated by an exchange

• OTC trades are negotiated directly between two parties

• OTC trades are typically used for derivatives, bonds, and other securities

• OTC trades are not publicly disclosed

• OTC trades can be more flexible than exchange-traded transactions
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