DCF and multiples
Practice the assumptions behind the valuation, not just the formula. The free drill opens 5 Gordon Dyal questions, including DCF sensitivity, depreciation and cash-flow timing.
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Gordon Dyal & Co. Interview Questions
61 source prompts: 55 worked answers, 1 practice framework, 4 behavioral prompts and 1 dated research checklist.
- 55 worked answers
- 1 practice framework
- 4 behavioral prompts
- 1 dated research checklist
- Editable XLSX with filters and frozen headers
- One-time digital download; no subscription
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Recorded rounds
First Round or Superday?
All 61 prompts have a recorded round and an IB group label. I would start with the round on my calendar, then mix the sets to test the gaps. These are firm-labeled practice prompts, not a promised question list.
26
First Round
26 prompts carry this label. Filter the round column to work that set.
35
Superday
35 prompts carry this label. Work the reasoning out loud so you can handle a follow-up.
IB
One recorded group
Every prompt is labeled IB. There are no separate group-specific banks in this file.
Technical coverage
Valuation is the largest part of this bank.
25 prompts cover DCF & WACC. Another 6 cover valuation & multiples. These are topic counts; the full file has 55 worked answers across all topics.
M&A
Filter to the M&A topic to work the deal questions. Keep your answer separate from the guide until you finish.
Math and brain teasers
Say how you get to the result. A correct number without the reasoning is harder to defend.
The remaining prompts cover EV & equity value, accounting, markets, debt and LBOs, along with 4 behavioral prompts for your own stories. The file is an editable Excel download, yours to keep.
Inside the file
A workbook you can keep using
Each row keeps the useful context
- Recorded round or Unspecified
- Group / division where supplied
- Technical or behavioral type
- Topic label
- Question or prompt
- Answer guidance
The answer labels
- Worked Answer
- The math or reasoning for a technical question.
- Behavioral Practice Framework
- A way to build an open-ended answer.
- Research Checklist
- The facts you need to update before you interview.
Why it works
Use what is there. Do not invent the rest.
Round stays attached
Filter to First Round or Superday. All 61 prompts have one of these two recorded labels.
Group and topic stay attached
Cut the list by group, topic, or question type.
Missing means missing
If a round or group was not recorded, the workbook says Unspecified.
How I would use it
Filter
Filter to the set you need.
Answer first
Hide the answer and say yours first.
Repeat
Mark what you miss and come back to it.
Download it once. Keep your copy.
Is this the right format?
I would choose this workbook for practice reps. If you need lessons from the beginning or live feedback, compare formats before buying.
Compare workbooks, courses and simulated interviews →Answer labels
Does every Gordon Dyal & Co. interview use the same process?
No. Office, group, role and cycle can change the sequence. The workbook preserves observed round labels and leaves missing metadata Unspecified.
Worked Answer
Gives the math or reasoning for a technical question.
Behavioral Practice Framework
Helps you build an open-ended answer.
Research Checklist
Lists the facts to update before you interview.
Independent interview practice, not official firm material. Re-check live facts before an interview. No physical item is shipped.