IFMP Investment Banking and Analysis Certification (IBAC), Pakistan study materials
IFMP Investment Banking and Analysis Certification (IBAC), Pakistan study resources

IFMP Investment Banking and Analysis Certification (IBAC), Pakistan case studies

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The Investment Banking and Analysis Certification (IBAC) is one of the Specialized Certifications listed by the Institute of Financial Markets of Pakistan (IFMP), Pakistan's first securities market institute. IFMP describes itself as a permanent platform for developing human capital for financial markets and conducts licensing examinations leading to certifications for different segments of the market. The IFMP Investment Banking and Analysis Certification (IBAC), Pakistan case studies are 5 cases and about 3,377 words.

1

Accretion/Dilution and Maximum Price in a Packaging Acquisition

You are advising a Karachi-listed conglomerate on the acquisition of a private packaging company. The acquirer has 1.20 billion shares, net income of PKR 6.00 billion, and trades at PKR 80 per share (16.0x earnings).

642 words, about 3 min
2

Working Capital, Cash Conversion and Covenant Headroom in FMCG

You are reviewing the FY24 results of a Karachi-based FMCG company for a lender. Revenue grew 28.6% to PKR 18.0 billion from PKR 14.0 billion, and EBITDA rose to PKR 2.70 billion from PKR 2.10 billion.

708 words, about 4 min
3

IPO Pricing, Anchor Demand and Allocation on the Pakistan Stock Exchange

You are leading the IPO of a Lahore-based textile exporter on the Pakistan Stock Exchange. The company has 200 million pre-IPO shares and FY24 net income of PKR 1.20 billion, implying EPS of PKR 6.00.

705 words, about 4 min
4

Covenant Stress, FX Exposure and Refinancing Risk in Cement

You are a credit analyst at a Pakistani bank reviewing a PKR 15 billion term loan to a listed cement producer. FY24 EBITDA is PKR 6.00 billion on revenue of PKR 30 billion.

687 words, about 3 min
5

Wind IPP Tariff Bid, DSCR and Payment-Delay Risk

You are structuring a 50 MW wind IPP in Sindh. Total capex is USD 60 million, funded 70% by a 12-year USD amortising loan at 6.0% and 30% equity.

635 words, about 3 min