Investment banking · Technical interviews
Knowing the answer is not the same as saying it well.
Interview Coach asks you real IB technical questions, listens to your spoken answer, and scores it against a finance rubric — so you find your gaps before an interviewer does.
In beta · AI-assisted feedback on human-reviewed rubrics · your answers, your choice of typed or spoken
Example feedback — illustrative scores, not a real user
How it works
- 01 · Speak
Answer out loud
Investment-banking interview questions. Record your answer or type it — retrieval under pressure, not re-reading notes.
- 02 · Scored
Marked like an interviewer
Five dimensions against a private finance rubric: accuracy, coverage, structure, concision, clarity. You approve the transcript first — you're graded on what you meant to say.
- 03 · Sharpened
A plan that adapts
Today's Practice turns your gaps into a short daily plan — and tracks real mastery, not vanity stats.
What practice looks like day to day
Today's Practice
Three questions a day, picked from your weak spots and the questions you haven't met yet. A streak that motivates without nagging.
See Today's Practice →Coming later in the beta
Video Interview Studio
Three questions, on camera, one take — the anxiety rehearsal. It's being designed so your video never leaves the browser.
Not available yet
Reading a guide is passive. Interviews are not.
Retrieval under pressure
You understand depreciation on the page — but can you walk through all three statements aloud, in order, with no notes?
Subtle technical errors
Small mistakes — the wrong sign on cash, a missed tax shield — often go unnoticed until an interviewer catches them.
Expensive alternatives
Human mock interviews help but are costly and hard to repeat. Spoken practice here is repeatable and immediate.
Built around the questions banks actually ask
A focused bank of reviewed technical questions across the four core areas of the IB technical interview.
Accounting and the three statements
How the income statement, balance sheet and cash-flow statement link together, and how individual changes flow through all three.
Valuation
DCF mechanics, trading and transaction comparables, discount rates and when each method is most and least reliable.
Enterprise value and equity value
The bridge between enterprise and equity value, which multiples pair with which value, and common trick questions.
M&A and transaction mechanics
Accretion and dilution, purchase accounting, goodwill, synergies and the mechanics of a deal from announcement to close.
Made for candidates doing it the hard way
UK students and graduates applying for IB internships, graduate schemes and boutique advisory roles — especially those from non-finance degrees, without connections in the industry, who have learned the material independently and want to be certain they can deliver it aloud.
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