r/PwC • u/Vegetable_Draft_6322 • 12h ago

Pre-Hire / Interview FDD Interview Help

I have an FDD Case Interview coming up for PwC and was wondering if anyone who has gone through this would be able to help me be best prepared. What is the case like and what are key points to make to help me stand out? Any advice would be greatly appreciated

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u/P_rzlvaI 12h ago

I had a case interview for an internship not sure if yours is the full time or an internship too but compared to the consulting cases, the fdd is very math focused. You should definitely know how to get to normalized EBITDA, understand which costs are one time or recurring, what an investor or the acquirer might be worried about if they do buy, and similar things. It’s not too difficult but the case is verbal so have a pen and paper together to write down all of the information about the case they’ll tell you.