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Wonder what m&a presentations look like.

Regardless of whether you are a student in Uni hoping to get into banking, or even an MD in M&A already, knowing what presentations look like is massively useful. You can get ideas for how to structure slides. how smart...

Regardless of whether you are a student in Uni hoping to get into banking, or even an MD in M&A already, knowing what presentations look like is massively useful.

You can get ideas for how to structure slides. how smart people thought about illustrating information, even what was put (or not) on a slide.

Issue is that no one shares their decks.

Can’t find anything to learn from?

Maybe a friend might share something with you privately, but it will be 1-3 decks, and not more than that and not from more than their bank. Bankers take confidentiality seriously and the decks they make for clients are never...

Maybe a friend might share something with you privately, but it will be 1-3 decks, and not more than that and not from more than their bank.

Bankers take confidentiality seriously and the decks they make for clients are never publicly shared.

That is unless they legally have to (Pesky SEC!).

Now you can learn for free!

I want you to be able to learn for free, so here is a collection of presentations to learn from that isn’t available anywhere on the internet!

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Why i made this resource for you.

You get very little support as a junior banker, but you’re still expected to do amazing things.

I worked in M&A (Lazard) and I found it overly painful to learn how to present analysis, what I even needed to cover! I would trawl through old presentations on the drive to draw upon, but it was a nightmare.

I’m older now and I still need to make technical presentations. Seeing how it was done before saves sooo much time!

I want to make life easier for you.

How I made this collection

I figured out a loophole. Under certain transactions, banks have to file information with the SEC to protect minority shareholders.

• I blew weeks figuring out how to extract decks from the SEC
• I then trained and paid someone to manually collate the info over weeks
• I manually cleaned the data set as best I could
• I paid a Twitter engineer to add metadata such as industry filters

Who the heck is sharing cool stuff with me!?

Hey! It’s me Alexander Jarvis. I love to teach you nerdy stuff.

• Worked in M&A (Lazard financial institutions group)
• I blog a lot to teach you interesting stuff
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Comments (18)

Please could I have access to the free resources on M&A.

Hey Brandon- don’t follow. Everything free is on the blogs that I say is. You just click to see by category and bank etc. You can see it all. Btw, everyone who has bought a paid banking resource to date is either an MD at a bank or a finance prof at a uni. Go to your HR person who does training and ask to buy. It’s so f’n cheap compared to the bs courses they sent us on. Best, ADJ

Would love to see some of these slides

Will- Thanks. I have a tonne up. Just click on the categories to see them all. ADJ

Hi Alexander,

Do some of the presentations included in the premium collection cover IPOs, rights issues, sell-side and other capital raising transactions?

Hey- there are limits to what kinds of topics are covered and available because they’re only shared under an SEC rule. Otherwise bankers absolutely wouldn’t make them available, duh! I forget (the nerdy SEC details) but I think it’s mainly to do with take private transactions. So there is a wealth of info to learn from, but it’s not going to cover all kinds of deals because those deals don’t have to be made public.

When you buy, do you get the decks in PDF format? These free ones are online-only images.

Hi Michael – This information all comes from SEC filings as is deemed public info. I show the material for educational purposes but selling material is potentially not ok so I won’t go there. I provide a list of links to the SEC website where you can directly view the presentations hosted on the SEC site. Best, Alexander

Could i get access to these models?

Hi Daniel- I presume you mean presentations. Check out the options which start with the Basic one.

Hi, do you have anything on biotech private placements, collaborations/licensing agreements, IPOs, and SPACs by chance?

Hi Millicent – I pulled everything back to 2001. These are only available due to a loophole I found and material not normally ever shared publicly. IPOs and SPACs are public deals so you can find some roadshow decks and the first presentations they use. I started to make a little collection on this but haven’t put time into it yet. Private placements, agreements are not going to be shared publicly. You only see them if a ‘friend’ shares them with you or you work in the industry. I put in the time to try share resources when I can because It’s so hard to see examples.

If one purchases one of your packages, I understand that you provide SEC links to these presentations.

Do you have those links categorized by type of presentation?:

I am solely interested in Mergers & Acquisitions actual deal presentations.

I am not interested in bank pitches, pure-fairness opinions, nor any other type of presentations, and I wouldn’t have the time to review each individual presentation from the full database ( 2000 pres.) to determine if its the type of presentation I need.

Please let me know, thank you.

I’ve added all the columns I can reasonably add. I provide SEC links for legal reasons.

I’m just shipping an update with 5 new columns with SIC codes/industry cats (it was a lot of effort to make!).

Every line is categorised by presentation/fairness opinion etc. The ‘title’ gives some idea of what it is but mainly “discussion material” or “pres to BoD”. Don’t know how to better categorise each item and unless charged a lot more I’m not going to write a manual description for each. I would like to do OCR to categorise each slide, but then I would have copywrite issues (I theorise).

All the material is available due to a rule on ‘take private’ transactions (to protect minority investors). The material has the usual M&A val’n etc stuff in it, but as part of a take-private process. Most are proper decks and only a few have bank pitches in them.

Material however you might define M&A otherwise doesn’t exist publicly so this is all there is online.

I have downloaded the USD50 basic free investment banking presentations. I think it would be really helpful to also do pricing pacakges based on industry / sector? E.g. I am only interested in tech investment banking, hence pure tech-related pitches / decks would be super useful for me.

Thanks a lot in advance!

There are filters in the database which let you filter for what you need.

I am in the Board of a mid sized bank in Asia, 8 bn Total assets, mainly corporate clients. Our Bank managment9 hired a Big four company to write the strategy, the result is a disaster and I need to write a strategy document in less then 6 weeks. Which package would help me best ?

Alexander- Just saw this. I sent you an email. I can help you fix your strategy doc. Alexander

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Buyout of American Midstream by ArcLight Capital

BAML served as financial advisor to ArcLight on its acquisition of American Midstream Partners, now known as "Third Coast Midstream".

• BAML Presentation to ArcLight Capital (14-Mar-2019)

Sale of Rouse Properties to Brookfield Asset Management

BAML served as sell-side M&A advisor to Rouse Properties. The business was acquired by Brookfield, which was already Rouse's largest shareholder.

• BAML Presentation to Rouse Properties (04-Feb-2016)
• BAML Presentation to Rouse Properties (24-Feb-2016)

Sale of Pike Corporation to Court Square Capital Partners (LBO)

BAML served as sell-side M&A advisor to Pike Corporation. The business was acquired and taken-private by private equity firm Court Square.

• BAML Presentation to Pike Corporation (22-Mar-2014)
• BAML Presentation to Pike Corporation (28-Mar-2014)
• BAML Presentation to Pike Corporation (30-Apr-2014)
• BAML Presentation to Pike Corporation (07-Jul-2014)
• BAML Presentation to Pike Corporation (03-Aug-2014)

Medley Mgmt's 3-Way Merger with Medley Capital and Sierra Income

Barclays served as M&A advisor to Medley Management in connection with its merger with Medley Capital and Sierra Income. Shortly after signing of definitive agreement, stakeholders demanded higher value.

• Barclays Presentation to Medley Management (28-Jul-2019)

ArcLight Capital's Acquisition of TransMontaigne Partners

Barclays served as buy-side M&A advisor to ArcLight Capital on its acquisition of TransMontaigne Partners.

• Barclays Presentation to ArcLight Capital (26-Jul-2018)
• Barclays Presentation to ArcLight Capital (Aug-2018)

Kinder Morgan Acquisition of El Paso Pipeline Partners

Barclays served as buy-side advisor to Kinder Morgan on its acquisition of El Paso Pipeline. KMI = Kinder Morgan. KMP = Kinder Morgan Energy Partners. KMR = Kinder Morgan Management. EPB = El Paso Pipeline. You can find more background information here .

• Barclays Presentation to Kinder Morgan (16-Jul-2014)
• Barclays Fairness Presentation to Kinder Morgan (09-Aug-2014)

Restructuring Avaya

After being acquired by TPG and Silver Lake in 2007, Avaya was burdened with a heavy load of debt and eventually filed for Chapter 11. It engaged Centerview Partners as its restructuring advisor.

• Centerview Presentation on Avaya (13-Jul-2017)

Project Canine

• Centerview Presentation on Project Canine (12-Dec-2012)
• Centerview Presentation on Project Canine (16-Dec-2012)
• Centerview Presentation on Project Canine (21-May-2013)
• Centerview Presentation on Project Canine (20-Jun-2013)

Aircastle's Sale to Marubeni and Mizuho Leasing

In 2019, Marubeni Corporation and Mizuho Leasing formed a new entity to acquire Aircastle in an all-cash deal. Citi served as exclusive sell-side M&A advisor to Aircastle on this transaction.

• Citi Presentation to Aircastle (28-Oct-2019)
• Citi Presentation to Aircastle (05-Nov-2019)

Take-Private of Trina Solar

Citigroup served as sell-side M&A advisor to Trina Solar in connection to the sale of the business to a buyer Consortium, consisting of its own CEO and Chinese PE firms.

• Citi Presentation to Trina Solar Special Committee (01-Aug-2016)

Citi served as buy-side advisor to Kinder Morgan on its acquisition of El Paso Pipeline. KMI = Kinder Morgan. KMP = Kinder Morgan Energy Partners. KMR = Kinder Morgan Management. EPB = El Paso Pipeline. You can find more background information here .

• Citi Presentation to Kinder Morgan (16-Jul-2014)

Sale of NewStar Financial to First Eagle

Credit Suisse served as sell-side M&A advisor to NewStar, which was codenamed "Osprey". Under terms of the arrangement, NewStar sold itself to First Eagle and separately sold a portfolio of investment assets to GSO Capital Partners.

• Credit Suisse Presentation to NewStar (13-Apr-2017)
• Credit Suisse Presentation to NewStar (7-Oct-2017)
• Credit Suisse Presentation to NewStar (20-Nov-2017)

McMoRan Merger with Freeport to Create Freeport-McMoRan

Credit Suisse served as M&A advisor to McMoRan in the evaluation of McMoRan’s merger with Freeport to create Freeport-McMoRan. CS codenamed McMoRan as “Maine” and Freeport as “Florida”. The following presentations by CS were created for McMoRan’s Board. You can see the thought process behind how CS analyzed the proposed merger.

• Credit Suisse Presentation to McMoRan Exploration (26-Nov-2012)
• Credit Suisse Presentation to McMoRan Exploration (29-Nov-2012)
• Credit Suisse Presentation to McMoRan Exploration (03-Dec-2012)

Sale of SunGard to Silver Lake Partners

Credit Suisse served as sell-side M&A advisor to Sungard to evaluate Silver Lake’s proposal to LBO the business. Silver Lake was codenamed “Saturn” and SunGard was codenamed “Solar”.

• Credit Suisse Presentation to SunGard (14-Dec-2004)
• Credit Suisse Presentation to SunGard (01-Feb-2005)
• Credit Suisse Presentation to SunGard (22-Mar-2005)
• Credit Suisse Presentation to SunGard (27-Mar-2005)

Management Buyout of Amtrust Financial

Deutsche Bank served as sell-side M&A advisor to Amtrust Financial Services in the transaction where Silver Point Capital and existing management teamed up together to acquire the company.

• Deutsche Bank Presentation to AmTrust Financial Services (31-Jan-2018)
• Deutsche Bank Presentation to AmTrust Financial Services (05-Feb-2018)

Management Buyout of Dole Foods

Deutsche Bank served as sell-side M&A advisor to Dole Foods’ Special Committee in its assessment of the management buyout of the company by its CEO, David H. Murdock (DHM). Dole Foods was codenamed “Dawn”.

• Deutsche Bank Presentation to Dole Foods (02-May-2013)
• Deutsche Bank Presentation to Dole Foods (21-May-2013)
• Deutsche Bank Presentation to Dole Foods (24-Jun-2013) – Main Deck
• Deutsche Bank Presentation to Dole Foods (15-Jul-2013)

• Duff & Phelps AirMedia Fairness Presentation (29-Sep-2015)
• Duff & Phelps Giant Interactive Fairness Presentation (16-Mar-2014)

Restructuring Vanguard Natural Resources in Chapter 11

In 2019, Vanguard Natural Resources filed Chapter 11 for bankruptcy protection after struggling with low energy prices. Evercore served as the company's restructuring financial advisor.

• Evercore Presentation to Vanguard Natural Resources (March-2019)
• Evercore Presentation to Vanguard Natural Resources (31-Mar-2019)

Evercore served as M&A advisor to McMoRan in the evaluation of McMoRan’s merger with Freeport to create Freeport-McMoRan. Evercore’s fairness presentation gives a pretty good overview of their valuation approach. The two November presentations also give a very good overview of how to think about valuing a natural resources business.

• Evercore Presentation to McMoRan Exploration (09-Nov-2012)
• Evercore Presentation to McMoRan Exploration (21-Nov-2012)
• Evercore Fairness Presentation to McMoRan Exploration (04-Dec-2012)

Sale of M&F Worldwide

Evercore was engaged as M&A advisor to help M&F Worldwide explore a potential sale of the business. The following presentation materials show how Evercore approached the process.

• Evercore Presentation to M&F Worldwide (09-Jun-2011)
• Evercore Presentation to M&F Worldwide (20-Jun-2011)
• Evercore Presentation to M&F Worldwide (27-Jul-2011)
• Evercore Presentation to M&F Worldwide (10-Aug-2011)
• Evercore Presentation to M&F Worldwide (17-Aug-2011)
• Evercore Presentation to M&F Worldwide (09-Sep-2011)
• Evercore Fairness Presentation to M&F Worldwide (10-Sep-2011) – Fairness Opinion

Acquisition of Pivotal Software through VMWare

Goldman Sachs advised Dell in connection to VMWare's acquisition of Pivotal Software. Dell was the majority shareholder of VMWare. Dell = "Diamond", VMWare = "Vail" and Pivotal = "Raven".

• Goldman Sachs Presentation to Dell (13-Aug-2019)
• Goldman Sachs Presentation to Dell (21-Aug-2019)

Sale of Dell to Michael Dell & Silver Lake Partners

Goldman Sachs advised Dell on its sale to Michael Dell & Silver Lake Partners. Goldman first codenamed Dell “Opal” and then quickly changed it to “Denali” to conform to the codename used by all other advisors.

• Goldman Sachs Presentation to Dell (10-Oct-2012)
• Goldman Sachs Presentation to Dell (18-Oct-2012)

Strategic Alternatives for Parker Drilling

Houlihan Lokey advised Parker Drilling's Finance and Strategic Planning Committee on various strategic alternatives for the company.

• Houlihan Presentation to Parker Drilling (30-Aug-2019)
• Houlihan Presentation to Parker Drilling (06-Sep-2019)

Management Buyout of Synutra International

Houlihan Lokey advised Synutra International’s Special Committee on the evaluation of take-private proposal submitted by Company’s Chairman & CEO.

• Houlihan Presentation to Synutra Special Committee (03-Jun-2016)
• Houlihan Presentation to Synutra Special Committee (08-Sep-2016)

Merger of UGI Corporation and AmeriGas Partners

J.P. Morgan advised UGI on the company's merger with AmeriGas Partners ("APU"). Tudor, Pickering, Holt & Co, advised APU.

• JPMorgan Presentation to UGI Corporation (January-2019)
• JPMorgan Presentation to UGI Corporation (01-Apr-2019)

Sale of Focus Media to Private Equity Consortium

J.P. Morgan served as sell-side M&A advisor to Focus Media’s Special Committee. The firm was engaged to evaluate a take-private proposal it had received from a private equity consortium, consisting of Focus Media’s CEO & Chairman along with various private equity firms.

• J.P. Morgan Presentation to Focus Media (19-Dec-2012)

Sale of Kerzner to Consortium

J.P. Morgan served as sell-side M&A advisor Kerzner International in its sale to a buyer consortium consisting of its management and private equity firms.

• J.P. Morgan Presentation to Kerzner (27-Feb-2006)
• J.P. Morgan Presentation to Kerzner (08-Mar-2006)
• J.P. Morgan Presentation to Kerzner (20-Mar-2006)
• J.P. Morgan Presentation to Kerzner (26-Apr-2006)
• J.P. Morgan Presentation to Kerzner (29-Apr-2006)

VMWare's Acquisition of Pivotal Software

Lazard served as buy-side M&A advisor to the Special Committee of VMWare's Board of Directors in connection to VMware's acquisition of Pivotal Software. VMWare was codenamed "Vail" and Pivotal "Raven". "Diamond" refers to Dell.

• Lazard Presentation to VMWare Special Committee (August-2019)
• Lazard Presentation to VMWare Special Committee (21-Aug-2019)

Management Buyout of iPayment

Lazard served as sell-side M&A advisor to iPayment’s Special Committee regarding the sale of the company to management.

• Lazard Presentation to iPayment (27-Dec-2005)

Lazard provided fairness opinion to SunGard’s Special Committee regarding the sale of the company to Silver Lake. SunGard was codenamed “Solar” by Lazard.

• Lazard Fairness Presentation to SunGard (27-Mar-2005)

Starz Merger with Lionsgate

LionTree advised Starz on the merger with Lionsgate. Starz was codenamed “Saturn” and Lionsgate “Luna”. LionTree blacked out a few sections in the following presentations because they’re in relation to a potential transaction with another party that did not consummate (Starz went with Lionsgate instead).

• LionTree Presentation to Starz (14-Jun-2016)
• LionTree Presentation to Starz (22-Jun-2016)

Sale of Empire Resorts to Consortium

Moelis served as sell-side M&A advisor to Empire Resorts on its sale to Kien Huat Realty III Limited and Genting Malaysia Berhad.

• Moelis Presentation to Empire Resorts (06-Aug-2019)
• Moelis Presentation to Empire Resorts (18-Aug-2019)

Oracle’s Acquisition of NetSuite

Moelis served as buy-side M&A advisor to Oracle in its acquisition of Netsuite. Oracle was codenamed “Orlando” and Netsuite was codenamed “Napa”.

• Moelis Presentation to Oracle (19-Apr-2016)
• Moelis Presentation to Oracle (20-May-2016)
• Moelis Presentation to Oracle (27-May-2016)
• Moelis Presentation to Oracle (08-Jun-2016)
• Moelis Presentation to Oracle (14-Jun-2016)
• Moelis Presentation to Oracle (25-Jul-2016)

Sale of RealD to Rizvi Traverse

Moelis advised RealD on its sale to private equity firm Rizvi Traverse. RealD was codenamed “Rhombus”.

• Moelis Presentation to RealD (15-Oct-2015)
• Moelis Presentation to RealD (06-Nov-2015)

Sale of Pivotal Software to VMWare Incorporated

Morgan Stanley served as sell-side M&A advisor to Pivotal Software in its sale to VMWare. Pivotal was codenamed “Yoda” and VMWare "Wookie".

• Morgan Stanley Presentation to Pivotal Software (22-Aug-2019)

Sale of Morgans Hotel Group to SBE Entertainment

Morgan Stanley served as sell-side M&A advisor to Morgans Hotel Group in its sale to SBE Entertainment. Morgans was codenamed “Monroe”.

• Morgan Stanley Presentation to Morgans Hotel Group (14-Mar-2016)
• Morgan Stanley Fairness Presentation to Morgans Hotel Group (08-May-2016)

Sale of Giant Interactive to PE Consortium

Morgan Stanley served as sell-side M&A advisor to Giant Interactive in its sale to a PE consortium. Giant was codenamed “Goliath”.

• Morgan Stanley Presentation to Giant Interactive (31-Dec-2013)
• Morgan Stanley Presentation to Giant Interactive (16-Mar-2014)

Sale of Oaktree Capital to Brookfield

Perella Weinberg served as sell-side M&A advisor to Oaktree on its sale to Brookfield Asset Management. Oaktree was codenamed “Oslo” and Brookfield "Berlin".

• Perella Weinberg Presentation to Oaktree Capital (07-Mar-2019)

Sale of rue21 to Apax Partners

Perella Weinberg served as sell-side M&A advisor to rue21 on its sale to Apax Partners. rue21 was codenamed “Heat”.

• Perella Weinberg Presentation to rue21 (02-Nov-2012)
• Perella Weinberg Presentation to rue21 (22-May-2013)

Chapter 11 Reorganization of EXCO

Struggling with liquidity issues, EXCO engaged PJT Partners as its financial advisor to help it navigate the bankruptcy process. The second presentation is a "marketing material" that PJT sent to potential buyers of select assets to help EXCO raise cash.

• PJT Presentation to EXCO (January-2018)
• EXCO Resources Opportunity Overview by PJT (Q1-2018)

Lionsgate’s Acquisition of Starz

PJT Partners served as buy-side M&A advisor to Lionsgate in its acquisition of Starz. PJT codenamed Lionsgate “Lunar” and Starz “Solar”.

• PJT Presentation to Lionsgate (23-May-2016)
• PJT Presentation to Lionsgate (23-Jun-2016)

Valuation Report on CareFirst

PJT Partners’s predecessor was Blackstone Advisory Partners, which was spun-off from The Blackstone Group. Below is a valuation report prepared by Blackstone for CareFirst. It’s a great resource to learn how to value insurance businesses.

• Blackstone Advisory Presentation on CareFirst (11-Feb-2003)

Sale of Ancestry.com to Permira

Qatalyst Partners served as sell-side M&A advisor to Ancestry.com on the sale of the company. Ancestry.com was codenamed “Arbor”.

• Qatalyst Presentation to Ancestry (Jun-2012)
• Qatalyst Presentation to Ancestry (Jul-2012)
• Qatalyst Presentation to Ancestry (Aug-2012)
• Qatalyst Presentation to Ancestry (Oct-2012)
• Qatalyst Presentation to Ancestry (Late Oct-2012)

Sale of Autonomy to Oracle (Pitch Book)

Qatalyst Partners served as sell-side M&A advisor to Autonomy. Oracle had published the following presentations on its website after it entered a public dispute with Autonomy.

• Qatalyst Pitch Book on Autonomy (Jan-2011)
• Qatalyst Pitch Book on Autonomy Supplementary Materials (Jan-2011)

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…but if you know the fundamentals and the automation tools, and you have dozens of templates and reference presentations, you’ll outperform on the job and get more free time.

What You Get – and What the BIWS PowerPoint Pro Course Will Do for You

When you start an internship or full-time job at an investment bank, private equity firm, or hedge fund, you’ll get a few common tasks repeatedly, starting in week 1 on the job…

• Can you draft a profile of a potential buyer or acquisition target?
• Please create a few slides assessing this potential investment opportunity and explain the additional due diligence we need to conduct.
• Can you work on a stock pitch and present 5-10 slides on your idea to the investment committee?
• We’re pitching a potential client in a few days. Can you fire up PowerPoint and draft a sell-side M&A pitch book ?

To complete these tasks, you must understand both the structure and the mechanics of presentations.

You’ll master both with the 78 lessons in the PowerPoint course, which take you from the very basics – creating a simple “Executive Summary” slide – all the way up through VBA and macros.

The core lessons are based on a case study of a sell-side M&A / valuation pitch book for Jazz Pharmaceuticals , where you present your valuation of the company and recommend a specific deal process using charts, graphs, and other visuals.

You’ll wave goodbye to “boring blocks of text” and say hello to “snazzy table and image-based slides.”

We take slides from real bank presentations , such as this one from Lazard:

And we show you how to recreate them in PowerPoint:

The core modules focus on the building blocks of presentations: shapes, lines, alignment/distribution, text, tables, images, Excel/Word data, and graphs and charts.

Once you understand how to build individual slides , you’ll take a step back and learn about “the bigger picture”: how to set up entire presentations and use tools like the Slide Master and custom layouts to make reusable templates.

You’ll get a lesson and a practice exercise for each concept, and you’ll also get links to 175+ real presentations from banks so you can apply your skills to real life.

Even better, you’ll also get 57+ editable templates based on these presentations, so you can start using the slides immediately.

Finally, you’ll learn about tools like VBA and macros to automate your work and eliminate repetitive tasks.

It’s just like the macro packages that the large banks all use, but this one is completely free once you sign up for the course.

These macros will help you automate tasks such as:

• Setting and applying “format cycles” so you can easily format multiple shapes by setting up references at the start of your presentation.
• Matching the shape type, size, and format in a selection so you can save time standardizing layouts and slides.
• Stacking shapes vertically and horizontally (annoying to do manually).
• Making Drawing Guides much more usable, including macros to add and delete multiple Guides and align and distribute shapes within these “invisible” Guides.
• Distributing shapes in a perfect grid – no manual work or rulers required!
• Distributing smaller shapes within bigger ones – this sounds simple, but it’s impossible with only the built-in commands.
• Inserting Harvey Balls , Calendars , and Tables of Contents so you don’t have to waste time futzing around with random templates you find online.
• Turning shapes into tables and tables into shapes , copying table formatting , and distributing shapes over tables – a life saver for company profile slides!

You can find some of these functions in high-end PowerPoint macro packages, many of which charge subscription fees …

…or you could just purchase this course and get it all for free.

Plus, once you finish the entire course, you’ll be able to  prove your knowledge by completing the certification quiz. You can add the certificate to your resume/CV or LinkedIn profile directly via the link you’ll receive:

Take a Look at What You’ll Get Immediately After Signing Up…

Module 1: powerpoint setup, shapes, and slides.

In this first module of the course, you’ll get a crash course on how to set up PowerPoint properly with the Quick Access Toolbar (QAT) and how to use the ribbon menu, Windows shortcuts, and key commands for alignment, distribution, and formatting.

You’ll also learn about copying and pasting shape formats, duplicating shapes, using default shapes, grouping and ordering shapes, setting up grides, rulers, and drawing guides, and using “Ninja Lines” to accomplish otherwise-impossible alignments.

If you have time for nothing else in this course, you can gain a big advantage in PowerPoint speed and efficiency simply by completing this first module.

Module 2: Text and Table

In this module, you’ll learn about additional text formatting and navigation shortcuts and how to adjust features such as the line spacing, tab stops, and bullet points to create columns and separation within textboxes.

You’ll also learn how to insert and format tables, merge and split cells, distribute rows and columns, and use tables to make plain text look more interesting; the last lesson here presents an exercise involving Ninja Lines, tables, and shapes that requires proficiency with everything taught in this course so far.

Module 3: The Slide Master for Templates and Styling Standards

In this module, you’ll learn how to use the Slide Master to create “Layouts” (templates) for different types of slides and how to use it to set up headers, footers, slide numbers, formatting guides, and company logos.

You’ll also learn about the key drawbacks of the Slide Master, including common formatting problems, and you’ll get an introduction to the structure of investment banking pitch books and tutorials on Sections and viewing modes (the Slide Sorter View, Reading View, Outline View, and more).

Module 4: Inserting Excel Models, Charts/Graphs, Images, and Word Data

In this module, you’ll learn how to insert Excel models, charts/graphs, images, Word data, and custom objects such as maps into PowerPoint; you’ll also learn how to create and format charts natively in PowerPoint without an external Excel file.

Focus areas include the most common investment banking-style graphs, such as peer benchmarking analyses and “football field” valuation summaries, and how to find, format, align, and distribute company logos for slides with potential buyers and sellers.

Module 5: Shortcut and Macro Practice Exercises to Create the Remaining Slides

In this module, you’ll complete practice exercises to finish the remaining slides in the Jazz Pharmaceuticals presentation using a combination of built-in PowerPoint commands/shortcuts and the macro package from Module 7.

You’ll learn how to combine graphs and tables, how to fix Excel formatting issues, and how to create more complex slides with timelines, SmartArt, and connector lines that join together different shapes and diagrams.

Module 6: Bank Pitch Book Database and Editable Slide Templates

In this module, you’ll get a database of 175+ real bank presentations hosted on the sec.gov website across different industries and deal types, you’ll learn how to use it and find new presentations, and you’ll get a set of 50+ editable slide templates based on many of these presentations.

Module 7: Outside Tools, Add-Ins, VBA, And Macros (Full VBA Course)

In this module, you’ll get a crash course on VBA and macros in PowerPoint, and you’ll build many of the macros included in the BIWS package provided in this course. You’ll start with the basics, such as a macro to swap two shapes’ positions, and build up to more complex ones involving drawing guides, tables, and objects such as Harvey Balls and Calendars.

Along the way, you’ll learn how to manipulate slides, layouts, shapes, tables, images, and their attributes within VBA, and you’ll test the macros and fix problems.

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Investment Banking Pitch Book

By Ivy Wang |

 Reviewed By Rebecca Baldridge |

February 14, 2023

What is an Investment Banking Pitch Book

In investment banking, a pitch book is a marketing presentation intended to convince an existing or potential client to retain their firm for a deal. Pitch books typically contain sections on the merits of the transaction, an analysis of potential buyers or sellers, pricing and valuation information, and key risks to mitigate.

A well-tailored pitch book is a secret to bagging multi-million-dollar deals. Investment banking analysts and associates spend a significant amount of time working on pitch books, and any career in investment banking requires the ability to create pitch books and use them to pitch to prospective investors.

Key Learning Points

• Investment banks create pitch books to market their business to clients. The goal is to be chosen by the client to handle a transaction such as buying or selling a company or raising capital.
• A pitch book for an M&A transaction includes the target’s vision, mission, company overview, and business model.
• Most investment banking pitch books are created in PowerPoint and fall into three categories: bank introductions, deal pitches, and management presentations.
• Creating an investment banking pitch book requires significant preparation and meticulous attention to detail.

Types of Investment Banking Pitch books

There are several types of investment banking pitch books, differentiated depending on purpose and content. We can categorize them as one of three types:

• Market Overviews/Bank Introduction: These are the pitch books used to introduce a bank to prospective clients. They can also be used to give clients updates. These decks include Information that will help create a favorable impression for potential clients, such as background and history, vision and mission, organizational structure, company size, recent achievements and successful deals, and a market overview/update.
• Deal Pitch Book: These include two main types, which are buy-side and sell-side M&A pitchbooks. Debt insurance and IPOs also fall under this category. These decks include details that will present the deal and help potential clients understand how a bank proposes to undertake the work. This might include the following: market growth rate, relevant financial models , list of potential buyers, acquisition candidates, and financial sponsors with detailed descriptions (if applicable).
• Management Presentations: These presentations are used to pitch clients to investors after the business is won. Important information about the client company is included, such as background, market overview, products and services, customers, organizational chart, financial performance, and expansion and growth opportunities.

Uses of Pitch Books

A pitch book is one of the most important tools that investment bankers use to help sell their services:

• It acts as a marketing device and is used by all the investment banks worldwide.
• It exemplifies valuable and comprehensive marketing material.
• It acts as the starting point of the initial pitch or sales introduction for the investment bank when it is trying to seek new business.
• It provides a deep analysis of a current or potential client and deal.
• It offers the bank a chance to demonstrate why a client should choose them from a broad field of competitors.

An Inside Look at Investment Banking Pitch Books

In general, a pitch book is divided into 5 sections:

• Market Update – Provides charts illustrating current capital markets conditions. This is the part of the pitch book that is intended to convince clients that now is the right time to carry out a transaction.
• Credentials – Numerous biographies and league tables that show why the bank is the right choice.
• Deal Outline – Gives a sense of what the deal would involve. It also provides other options to consider.
• Considerations – Includes charts and tables exhibiting effects on EPS and any other potential problems. It’s important to read the footnotes in this section as potential problems are normally referred to as “execution” or “management”.
• Appendix –This is a very important section as it includes models with a variety of scenarios.

How to Create a Pitch Book in Investment Banking

Creating an investment banking pitch book can be daunting. It requires careful preparation and attention to detail. Usually, the majority of the pages (especially in the Credentials and Market Update sections) can be lifted from an already-existing book with the names and financials changed.

Almost all investment banking pitch books use a structure similar to the following:

• Situation, or “Current State”: Your prospective client is looking for growth.
• Complication, or “Problem”: The potential client’s growth rate has been slowing.
• Hypothesis, or “Solution”: Acquiring a growing company can meet the potential client’s need for growth.

Then, the deck goes into detail, showing why the hypothesis might be true – including why the bank’s team is qualified to lead the transaction, similar transactions the bank has led before, and the valuation this company can expect to receive.

Pitch books must be designed to impress prospective clients. Apart from the design, they must have a compelling message. It is therefore vital to have a clear message underpinning the pitch. There should also be a clear message on each slide.

Pitchbook Examples

You can learn a lot by looking at examples of pitch books that have been used successfully in the past. They will illustrate what kind of content and design elements work well with investors and potential clients.

Example 1: Goldman Sachs Pitchbook Airvana Go Private Deck

Goldman Sachs has a track record of creating successful pitchbooks. One of their pitch books was used to win Airvana’s business. In the investment presentation, they gave the company the codename Atlas. Goldman made the presentation to Atlas’ Special Committee, and they included many detailed company projections. This shows how fully they understood Airvana’s business and financial position. Goldman included a detailed analysis of several strategic alternatives in their pitchbook.

Example 2: Medley Management’s 3-way Merger with Medley Capital and Sierra Income

This is another excellent example. The pitchbook was prepared by Barclays when they were pitching to become the M&A advisor to Medley Management during its merger with Medley Capital and Sierra Income. It’s a 38 pager that features beautifully designed graphs, pie charts, and tables. These techniques and presentation styles made it easier for Barclays to communicate with its potential clients effectively.

Example 3: Sale of Rouse Properties to Brookfield Asset Management

This is a sell-side pitchbook prepared by Bank of America and presented to Rouse Properties. Brookfield later acquired the business. The presentation includes 58 slides and has an impressive, concise, and detailed executive summary.

Pitchbook Template

The purpose of the pitch book is to give a comprehensive overview of the investment bank. It contains details such as the number of analysts, previous IPO successes, and the average number of deals completed per year. It can also include information about the financial strengths of the bank and the range of services it offers to its clients.

Creating a pitch book is often time-consuming and challenging, but the process can be simplified by using a template. A pitch book template is a blueprint that contains layouts, colors, fonts, effects, background styles, and general content.

Get our free download of an outline of an investment banking pitch book

An investment banking pitch book is a structured PowerPoint presentation created to attract new businesses. The pitch describes why the bank is the best choice for a transaction. The deck would focus on products if used by an investment firm. For example, it could use graphs and comparisons to a suitable benchmark to demonstrate the merits of a portfolio. There isn’t one formulaic way to make an investment banking pitch book. Much of the work depends on various factors, such as company culture or who a bank is pitching to.

If you want to get the same training as new hires to the top 4 investment banks, and master accounting, financial modeling, valuation, plus M&A and LBO analysis, enroll on the Investment Banker online course .

Additional Resources

Investment Banking Course

Everything You Need to Know about Investment Banking Spring Weeks

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Former Governor of Kano State and ex-Defence Minister, Senator Rabiu Musa Kwankwaso, is to chair The New Narrative Newspaper’s public presentation of the book titled, ‘The Inclined Leader: Rediscovering The Principles for Your Personal Development and Growth’, authored by the newspapers’ Publisher/Chief Executive Officer, Mr. Kalu Okoronkwo.

The event with the theme: ‘Empowering Leadership and Fostering Good Governance for Sustainable Development’ would hold on July 17, 2024. According to a statement, “Kwankwaso, a distinguished statesman and presidential candidate of the New Nigeria Peoples Party (NNPP) in the 2023 general election in Nigeria graciously penned the foreword to the book and brings a wealth of experience and insight to his role as Chairman of the event.

“Known for his dedication to leadership excellence and visionary governance, Senator Kwankwaso’s participation at the book presentation event promises to elevate the significance of the occasion and foster meaningful discussions among guests.” Speaking on the book launch, Okoronkwo said the Editorial Board and management of the newspaper were honoured to have Kwankwaso penned the foreword for the book and also to chair the public presentation.

“Senator Kwankwaso’s reputation as a principled leader and advocate for positive change perfectly aligns with the themes and messages conveyed in The Inclined Leader. We are confident that his presence will enhance the significance of the event and inspire engaging dialogue among participants,” he added.

“The book is a compendium on leadership and offers valuable insights and perspectives on leadership and good governance. “The book presentation event will also provide attendees with an opportunity to engage and participate in discussions, and gain deeper insights into the issues addressed in the book,” he emphasised.

He said the event would draw participants and stakeholders among political office holders, government officials, business leaders, academics and the general public.

“Attendees can anticipate an intellectual stimulation, lively discourse, and networking opportunities with fellow thought leaders and professionals,” he concluded.

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