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Ideally pick something that had an uncommon twist or unique difference which makes it interesting and if possible one which the bank you are interviewing with had advised on. Past 1 to 2 years is reasonable. Then have a second and third deal that you know some information about just in case.
Would it be advisable to talk about a M&A deal you've worked on as a junior consultant, or is that "stay far away" territory? FWIW the one I'm thinking of is a deal where no bankers were involved (buy-side was corp dev, vendor was state-owned enterprise in an emerging market and didn't trust bankers apparently).
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Thanks for the input. Was this a deal you worked on as an intern at another bank?
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Find a deal size appropriate for the firm.
ie. Don't talk about a $5B+ deal with a middle market / boutique firm that almost exclusively do deals under $1B.
Stop crowd sourcing your interview prep
You literally haven't even bothered looking up "M&A transactions 2022" if all you can come up with is J&J and Twitter
Go find a Bloomberg Terminal/Pitchbook/Factset, Pick a transaction that the firm you're interviewing with was involved in, Explain the deal rationale, Memorize key multiples and comps....Done
I agree I really just wanted input on what the time limit was bc I found some good deals from the bank I’m interviewing at but it was a year ago and one was 2 years ago (both in industries I’m familiar with so I can expand upon a lot) & if it was a good idea to talk ab a deal at a different firm which I’m trying to stay away from
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